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Noticing a bad smell coming from your drains is just one sign of sewer line problems. If you suspect a blockage or rupture in the line, call Drain Stream Inc right away at (647)-557-2858 for professional trenchless drain line repair and replacement in Mississauga.
Clogged drains can cause a slew of other issues in your home. They cause your water pressure to drop. They cause the drains in your sink and shower to slow drastically. They even prevent you from flushing the toilet properly. If left untreated, the resultant flooding can leave your property damaged and your family without water for days!
Thankfully, new technology has provided a better solution for replacing old or clogged pipes — epoxy brush coating. We are proud to day that Drain Stream is one of the only Mississauga drain service companies that uses epoxy brush coating -- a safe, reliable, less intrusive and far more cost effective solution to restore pipes in you home than traditional drain excavation and replacement.
Epoxy Brush Coating for Sewer and Drain Pipes in Mississauga
Epoxy brush coating is the new and improved method of restoring and rehabilitating sewer lines and drain pipes. This pipe renovation technology has been around in select markets in the US but has not yet caught on in Canada!
After spending months of research and product testing, our team at Drain Stream Inc have imported and configured the optimal set of specialized materials and equipment to deliver reliable and affordable local trenchless pipe repair.
Our technicians have been specially trained to operate the equipment and configure the tools to best suit your home and drain pipe specifications.
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What Our Customers Have to Say
"Michael was awesome: professional, on time, did great work, and saved me a ton of money compared to the competitors. You can tell that he cares about his business, and I would be happy to call him back in the future for any plumbing needs."
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How Does Epoxy Brush Coating Work?
Gone are the days that pipe bursting requires major excavation and destruction of landscaping. Once upon a time, you had to dig underground to replace a major pipe. Now, new trenchless technology allows us to restore and rehabilitate pipes with a lot less mess and more efficiently than traditional excavatioon.
Epoxy brush coating is fast and simple. Here is our 3-step process:
Preparation
Before the epoxy coating is applied, your pipe is cleaned and descaled to ensure the epoxy coat will go on smoothly and stick evenly to your pipe’s walls.
Time to Complete
2-3 hours
Signs of Clogged Drain and Drain Line Damage
Think you have sewer line damage in your home? Some common signs that you may have a damaged or broken sewer line include:
Slow Drainage
If you experience slow drainage from multiple drains in your home, it may be the result of a more serious issue in your main sewer line. This may be due to roots, dirt and debris entering in the cracked pipe, or limescale buildup over time.
Bad Sewage Smell
Foul, rotten-egg sewage smell coming from your basement or bathroom drains?
This may be the result of sewer gas coming from a clogged or burst drain pipe. Not only is it hard to tolerate - it may be dangerous for your health.
Clogged Drains
If you are experiencing toilet blockages, a clogged kitchen drain or sewer backup, it may the result of a more serious drain issue in your home.
See more on clogged drains and our free camera inspection with service.
Cracks in Foundation
A broken or burst drain pipe can lead to cracks in your foundation.
If left untreated, those cracks can grow larger and continue to leak water into your basement, leading to increased humidity, mold growth, and costly damages.
Wet & Soggy Lawns
Is your yard or lawn always wet and muddy? This may be due to large amounts of water leaking from damaged sewer lines.
Over time the sewage may release harmful bacteria that pose a health risk to you and your lawn.
Benefits of Epoxy Brush Coating for Trenchless Pipe Repair
Epoxy brush coating provides an adaptive, efficient, and cost effective solution for trenchless pipe repair that helps you save time and money. Our fully trained and experienced technicians are here to ensure quality service all with minimal disruption to your home and lifestyle.
It's Trenchless
Epoxy brush coating can be performed without digging up your sewer line or drain pipes. This reduces the overall project cost and requires significantly less time for completion. More importantly, this means less mess from excavation and less costly repairs from damaged landscaping.
It's Adaptable
Epoxy brush coating can be used to coat an entire pipe or just a small section, depending on the problem at hand. We are also able to coat any diameter of pipe, meaning it can be used on a pipe which is too small or too big for traditional lining methods.
It's Safe to Use
Epoxy coating is NSF certified meaning it complies with specific and high standards for safety, quality, sustainability or performance. It is safe to use on any types of pipes, whether it’s a sewer line, a gas pipe, an oil pipe or a drinking water pipe.
It's Quick
Epoxy brush coating is a fast process which can usually be done in one day, depending on the state of your pipes. The epoxy is fast-curing so your pipes will be back in service within three to eight hours.
It's Durable
Once cured, the epoxy coat is three times as strong a s concrete and can withstand up to 10,000 PSI meaning that high pressure water will not disturb its integrity.
Types of Drain Repair and Replacement Services
We understand that it can be a challenge to understand the different options available when it comes to choosing the right sewer repair or drain replacement service for your home. At Drain Stream Inc we offer the full suite of local drain repair and replacement services, and we want to make sure you're comfortable with your choice before starting a work project. Here we break down the major pipe replacement options and applicable use cases:
Drain Snaking Benefits
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Cleaner and safer option compared to DIY drain chemical cleaners
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90 day service warranty
Drain Snaking and Drain Cleaning
A drain snake or auger is inserted directly into the pipe to physically clear away any blockages.
When is Drain Snaking Useful?
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Small blockages that are easily accessible through drain or access point
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Drain blockages as a result of hair buildup or other debris and not roots
Excavation Benefits
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Ensures the complete replacement of your damaged sewer line
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100 year manufacturer's warranty
Excavation and Drain Replacement
A trench is dug to physically remove and replace the pipe over the entirety of its length.
When is Excavation Useful?
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First time installation or unfinished basement
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Incorrect slope of existing drain line does not allow for pipe bursting or brush coating through existing drain line
Brush Coating Benefits
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c. 50% cheaper than excavation
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Less intrusive and efficient than pipe bursting
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Extend useful life by 50 years with 20 year labour warranty
Brush Coating and Pipe Restoration
Special coat of epoxy is brushed inside existing drain lines filling holes, cracks, and corrosion.
When is Brush Coating Useful?
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Applicable across virtually all drain lines with multiple turns and changing diameters
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Best for pipe restoration if existing sewer line integrity is maintained for coating
Pipe Bursting Benefits
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Less intrusive and destructive than excavation
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Full replacement of sewer line with 100 year manufacturer's warranty and 20 year labour warranty
Pipe Bursting and Drain Replacement
The damaged drain line is burst open as a new pipe is pulled through to replace the old one.
When is Pipe Bursting Useful?
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Applicable over straight channels with two access points still required
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Replacing sewer lines under trees or driveways
