Sewer Replacement

aging sewer lines

What Happens to the Old Sewer Line After Trenchless Replacement?

When it’s time to repair or replace a damaged sewer system, property owners often worry about the disruption, expense, and mess of traditional excavation. Digging up yards, driveways, and landscaping not only takes time but also leaves behind lasting damage. Fortunately, trenchless sewer repair and trenchless pipe replacement…

galvanized pipes

Galvanized Pipe Phase-Out: Why It Still Haunts Older Properties

For many property owners, aging galvanized pipes remain a hidden liability—quietly corroding behind walls, under floors, and beneath foundations. Though these systems were once the standard for residential and commercial plumbing, time hasn’t been kind to them. Rust buildup, internal scaling, and reduced water quality are just a…

biofilm on pipes

Biofilm Buildup: The Invisible Cause Behind Slow Drains

A slow drain might seem like a minor annoyance—until it becomes a recurring issue that won’t go away no matter how many times you reach for a bottle of cleaner. While most people assume a clogged drain is the result of hair, grease, or debris, there’s often a…

sewer camera footage

How Pipe Material Affects What You See on Camera

Sewer camera inspections are a smart, non-invasive way to understand the condition of underground pipes. But what many property owners don’t realize is that the material of the pipe itself plays a big role in what the camera actually reveals. Whether you’re dealing with older clay, corroded cast…

intact landscaping

Expectations vs. Reality: Common Misconceptions About Trenchless Pipe Lining

Trenchless methods have changed how damaged sewer lines are restored, but many homeowners and property managers still hesitate because of outdated or incorrect assumptions. Misconceptions about cost, effectiveness, and durability often lead people to overlook this highly efficient solution. At The Pipe Medic, we’ve seen firsthand how trenchless…