Offering cost effective sewer, drain and pipe repair to NC, VA, DC and MD with our commercial and industrial CIPP no-dig inspections, cleaning and lining systems.
Our Pipe Repair Services
Dynamic Drain Technologies was founded to bring cost effective-cutting edge sewer and drain technologies to the East coast.
We offer a single access pipe relining system to rehabilitate existing building service laterals without destroying or damaging property.
Our trained staff can rehabilitate existing building service pipelines in 2″ to 12″ diameters in less than a day or even less than five hours.
This method allows the liner to negotiate 22s, 45s, and sweeping 90 degree bends with ease. We also inspect pipeline in full color and can identify, clean and clear any pipe with our commercial grade Mongoose Jetter.
The 3 Step Process to Pipe Lining
We have three main things that we need to do in order to evaluate and repair any drain problems you may have.
Step 1 – Pipe Inspection Video Evaluation
Before any pipe lining project the pipe in question must be properly inspected to properly locate any blockage or debris that may be causing the flow of water or electrical conduit to become stuck. Our camera inspections use state of the art Vivax and Metrotech equipment.
The videos/pictures you will receive are high-quality and full color. The camera itself is self leveling and can be uploaded to YouTube and sent via email within one business day of the inspection.
Our pipe inspection services are always completed in a timely manner and filmed in order to give you the most efficient look into your pipe problems.
Now comes the fun part!
This new process of pipe repair is superior to digging and risking damage to other underground utilities. Also it saves the environment from hazardous waste and destructive practices. Most projects are able to lined in less than a day and in most cases less than 5 hours.
Our inversion method allows the liner to negotiate up to 90˚ bends with ease. We also have a robot technician that can cut out any Y’s and T’s to further reducing the cost of digging.