Pipe Repair in Lynnwood, Washington

Expert Sewer Repair Using The Latest Technology

Here at Steve’s Plumbing, we understand that your home’s drain pipes take an absolute beating from the constant flow of water and waste traveling through them daily. The constant wear and tear on your pipes can lead to damage that if left untreated can turn into a potential disaster. With our Lifetime Warranted lining services, we can restore your home’s sewer and drains to better-than-new condition, preventing sewage backups and costly damage.

Known as cured-in-place pipe lining, or CIPP, our certified installers can install a brand new pipe within your existing sewer and drain system in less than a day, with minimal excavation or interruption to your service.  With a Lifetime No-Clog Warranty, and a Lifetime Warranty against material defects in the liner itself, a liner installed by Steve’s Plumbing will protect your home, and give you the peace of mind you deserve.

If you are experiencing frequent backups, slow drains, gurgling toilets, or water rising from your tub, shower, or floor drains, call the experts at Steve’s Plumbing for a permanent solution to protect your home.  Every drain problem presents us with an opportunity to inspect the condition of your sewer and drain piping using our sewer camera and locating equipment, at no additional cost to you.  With a perfect view inside your sewer and drains, you’ll be able to see if cured-in-place pipe lining is right for you.

In our ongoing process of training, innovation, and implementation, Steve’s Plumbing will always be there to employ the latest technology toward providing long-term, Lifetime Warranted solutions to all of your sewer and drain problems.

Certified Licensees of Nu Flow Mechanical Pipe Rehabilitation

Aging pipes are at risk of sustaining countless issues- from pinhole leaks to breaks or cracks- and need a dependable solution that can restore them to their pre-damaged state. Steve’s Plumbing is committed to providing our customers with thorough and reliable services that utilize the latest state-of-the-art technology. That’s why we are certified licensees with Nu Flow, a mechanical pipe repair system that is revolutionizing the plumbing industry.

If you have a pressurized or non-pressurized piping system, Nu Flow offers the most viable and least disruptive option for pipe repair and renewal. Our Lynnwood plumbers are trained and certified with this technology and can offer solutions for a variety of problems.

Nu Flow plumbing services include:

    Pipe repair

    Trenchless sewer repair solutions

    Internal pipe coating

    Cured in place pipe technology

What is Nu Flow?

Nu Flow is a pipe-lining technology that enables technicians to install a liner into existing pipes and essentially provide a new sewer without any large-scale excavation. Typically, sewer projects can be extensive and costly, as they require digging up an entire yard and, potentially, a sidewalk or street, leaving the customer liable for damages and repairs. With Nu Flow, this is no longer the case. This advanced process will be used in most sewer replacement projects in the future, as it saves time, money, and inconvenience.

How Cured In-Place Pipe Lining (CIPP Lining) Works

Water and sewer pipes don’t last forever. Over time, they are susceptible to things like leaks, corrosion, or even cracks and intrusion from tree roots. In the past, repairs to water and sewer lines required extensive digging and replacement of damaged parts, which was both costly as well as inconvenient. With Nu Flow technology, your existing pipes can be relined without the mess and hassle.

Here are the steps of the Nu Flow pipe relining process:

• Pipes are inspected with a camera and thoroughly cleaned to remove scale buildup and roots. This will create a smooth surface for the new CIPP liner to adhere to.
• Next, the liner is saturated with a strong and durable two-part epoxy and is fed into the inside of the pipe. A rubber bladder is used to inflate the liner, pushing it up against the inside of the pipe where it will cure.
• After curing, the bladder is removed. What is left behind is a brand new pipe inside of the old pipe.