Fix Your Pipes with Our Minimally Invasive Lining Solutions
For over 25 years, we’ve been the leader in pipe restoration technology. Our focus is the development of “in-place” pipe restoration technologies and installation skill development, putting us at the forefront of the lining industry.
How to Fix Root Intrusion in Drain Pipes
Drain lines, like water lines, deteriorate. This can lead to a number of issues, including root intrusion. That’s the bad news. The good news is they can be restored in place. With our eDRAIN® technology, we can repair and restore your pipes using minimally invasive lining solutions.
Cutting the Roots
Using our high-speed root cutter, we first clear any root intrusion in your drain pipes.
Removing Buildup
Once the roots are cleared, we hydro jet the line using a high-pressure water jet to remove any sludge or buildup.
Pipe Liner Installation
A liner is installed inside the existing pipe. Once cured, the new lining creates a fully rehabilitated, sealed pipe.
What to Expect for Your eDRAIN Installation
Before our crew arrives, a member of our team will be in contact with you to discuss what is needed prior to the start of your restoration.
Step 1
Step 1
Problem Diagnosis & Preliminary Testing
Our technicians arrive promptly on your scheduled appointment day, to get to work on diagnosis and testing.
Preliminary camera inspections are performed to field verify current pipe conditions.
Recommend the right solution, whether it’s our UV light cure lining system, our cured in-place (CIPP) inversion lining system, our versatile spray coating or even traditional replacement.
Step 2
Step 2
Preparation
Once we know what plumbing issues we’re dealing with and how to best tackle them, our team gets to work preparing the pipes for restoration.
The water system is turned off. Surrounding areas are covered and protected.
eDRAIN technicians set up equipment and prepare the work area for the lining process.
Pipes are thoroughly descaled and hydro-jetted to remove corrosion and buildup and prepare the inner pipe wall for proper drain-liner installation.
Step 3
Step 3
System Application
Before we install the epoxy liner, our team gives the pipe one final cleaning. Depending on the drain-pipe restoration best suited to your needs, we then get to work.
Step 4
Step 4
System Evaluation & Reassembly
Once the epoxy is cured, the piping system is reassembled and a final system evaluation takes place to ensure we’ve solved your plumbing problem.
Our technicians provide one final camera service to confirm the completion of the lining application.
The piping system is reassembled and returned to service. The work area is restored.
The project manager performs a final walk-through with the owner or representative.
Discover the eDRAIN Approach
eDRAIN Benefits
Three Unparalleled Drainpipe Solutions
Prevents Corrosion
eDRAIN's approved barrier coated liner resists corrosion and improves flow.
Eliminates Leaks & Blockages
Stop leaks and blockages in their tracks without overhauling your existing piping system.
Minimally Disruptive
eDRAIN's solutions eliminate the need for disruptive, costly repairs.
Quick Turnaround
With eDRAIN, pipes can be restored in as little as one day, depending on the scope of work.
Residential Financing
Flexible Options for Residential Financing
Our flexible financing options make eDRAIN’s powerful pipe restoration solutions more attainable for our residential customers.
Service Areas
eDRAIN Services Near You
Our eDRAIN services are available in our Southern California office and D.C. metro area.
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