Non-Invasive Pipe Repair in San Mateo County 

After many years of hard work, even the strongest pipe is going to give in to corrosion. When this occurs, it is necessary to schedule dependable pipe relining services in San Francisco. Let our team at One Source Plumbing provide a powerful solution with our cured-in-place piping. We can provide the solution to resolve any pipeline emergency. 

Simply reach out to us now at (415) 993-5090, or contact our team online to restore your pipes as good as new.

Why Does My Pipe Need to Be Relined?

Since sewers and drains are extremely tough, it may seem strange that their interiors would need relining. Considering how much waste and debris they handle on a daily basis, however, it is only natural they begin to suffer wear and tear. Other factors may contribute to the pipe’s declining integrity as well. 

Some of the most typical reasons a pipe may require relining include:

• The sewer has cracked, burst, or fully collapsed on account of a shift within the dirt
• A clog from toilet paper, grease, food leftovers, or other debris has accumulated and caused the pipe to break from the pressure
• Joints or sewer connections where the seals have come apart, leading the pipes to leak
• Pipes that have sunk too far into the soil or become “bellied” from old age
• Corrosion from mineral deposits or harsh chemical cleaners that have eaten away the lining
• Spots in the pipe that have been crushed by tree roots encircling the pipes, attracted to the water inside
• Places where the lines were improperly installed or were damaged during reconstruction or remodeling projects

What Occurs During the Relining Process

Pipe relining is an extremely innovative technique that does not require the original line to be ripped out. In many cases, a sewer drain is only faulty in certain spots. Most of the line is still highly serviceable, so it does not make sense to remove the entire thing. Instead, professional plumbers can pour in a special liquid solution made out of epoxy. This liquid runs throughout the whole pipeline before it quickly hardens into a tough coating. Because the solution starts as a liquid, it also makes it easy to use in practically any kind of pipe, no matter the material. Pipe relining also works for any size pipe, whether they are 6 inches wide or 1.25 inches wide.