NUDRAIN - NuFlow Pipe Lining
What is it?
Can this be used in all sewer lines?
Who is NuFlow?
NuFlow Pipe Lining NuDrain technology is a patented process using a structural epoxy liner that essentially creates a new pipe within your existing pipe.
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Who is NuFlow?
Can this be used in all sewer lines?
Who is NuFlow?
NuFlow was founded in Canada in 1998, focusing on trenchless drain and sewer lining. In 2001, NuFlow began contracting their state of the art technology to plumbing companies around the world. In 2010, Peerless Plumbing became the first NuFlow Pipe Lining Licensed Contractor in the state of Arizona.
Can this be used in all sewer lines?
Can this be used in all sewer lines?
Can this be used in all sewer lines?
Yes! From small 2" residential sewer lines to large diameter industrial sewer lines, we have used NuFlow Pipe Lining on various plumbing systems.
Why NuDrain?
How do I know if NuDrain is right for my sewer lines?
Can this be used in all sewer lines?
Why would you choose to remove your flooring, cut through your foundation, dig 2-3 feet down and replace the existing sewer line? Well, there's really no reason to. NuDrain uses existing access points on the roof and through ground level clean outs outside of the home. We can pull the liner into place with little disruption to your daily routine. Did we mention that NuDrain is significantly more cost effective?
What does it cost?
How do I know if NuDrain is right for my sewer lines?
How do I know if NuDrain is right for my sewer lines?
The cost varies from pipe to pipe. Small, large, access points, length of pipe, condition of the pipe, it all is taken into consideration when we provide your FREE estimate for sewer lining. Other plumbers will quote you to dig up and replace the pipe, but what they fail to tell you, is that you are responsible for replacing the flooring, redoing the landscaping, and the endless dust that will forever hide in your home. With trenchless sewer repair, you don't have to worry about new flooring or landscaping, and because we are installing from outside the building, no dust!
How do I know if NuDrain is right for my sewer lines?
How do I know if NuDrain is right for my sewer lines?
How do I know if NuDrain is right for my sewer lines?
Simple! Give us a call for a FREE no obligation estimate. We will come to your home or business and inspect your sewer lines at no cost to you. No hard sales tactics, no high pressure salesmen, just the truth. We won't try to sell you something you don't need.
Video Inspections
Video Before
Video Before
Video Before
Using specialized cameras, we can see what your sewer lines hold in store. We are able to see roots, cracks, breaks, scale and buildup.
Video After
Video Before
Video Before
We inspect all NuDrain liners after installation to ensure a seamless install, and that all issues found before lining have been addressed.
How It Works
Over time, your sewer lines can become clogged and obstructed. Sewer lines can break down, rust, erode, and crack, leaving the ground surrounding the pipe vulnerable, as well as the pipe itself. External factors, such as tree roots, can infiltrate the pipe, trapping even more debris. Much like a kitchen strainer, small items and liquid
Over time, your sewer lines can become clogged and obstructed. Sewer lines can break down, rust, erode, and crack, leaving the ground surrounding the pipe vulnerable, as well as the pipe itself. External factors, such as tree roots, can infiltrate the pipe, trapping even more debris. Much like a kitchen strainer, small items and liquid may still flow, but larger items will get stuck. After a while, your drain will slow, and may start to back up.
That’s where Peerless Plumbing comes in. First we expose existing access points or create access points. The existing pipe system is inspected for integrity and breaks in pipe using a drain camera. Corrosion roots and missing sections in the pipe are located. Temporary bypass drain piping provisions are installed as necessary. Our state
That’s where Peerless Plumbing comes in. First we expose existing access points or create access points. The existing pipe system is inspected for integrity and breaks in pipe using a drain camera. Corrosion roots and missing sections in the pipe are located. Temporary bypass drain piping provisions are installed as necessary. Our state of the art equipment can power through the debris, freeing up the pipe. Depending on the debris, we may use a rotary type tool as shown, or high pressure water to clear the pipe. Once the pipe has been cleared, our highly trained technicians will perform a camera inspection of the pipe to determine the next course of action. We can pin point where in the pipe the weakness, cracks or erosion have occurred.
Once your sewer pipe is clean, and we have inspected the line, we begin the lining process. An epoxy-saturated felt liner with an internal bladder is pulled through the cleaned pipe system, using the existing access points. The bladder is inflated and the epoxy is pushed against your existing pipe. The epoxy will cure into an extremely hard material, covering any cracks and holes in your pipe.
NASSCO Certified
NASSCO
NASSCO’s Inspector Training and Certification Program (ITCP) is a standard national training and certification program that provides field construction professionals (i.e. consulting and municipal engineers, contractors) with comprehensive learning and tools to understand and inspect trenchless pipeline renewal technology.
Is your drain specialist certified?
Not only is Peerless Plumbing a member of the National Association of Sewer Service Companies, but they have also gone through training to become a cured-in-place pipe lining inspector.
Always Learning
Trenchless technology has come a long way, and Peerless Plumbing is committed to staying up to date on the latest technologies.