A new pipe inside the old one
Much of Palm Beach County's housing stock is old enough that its original sewer lines are reaching the end of their life. Pipe rehabilitation and lining creates a smooth new pipe surface inside the existing line, sealing cracks and keeping roots out, without the cost and mess of trenching across the whole yard when the line is a good candidate.
It starts with a camera inspection. If lining will not solve it, we will tell you, and because Absolute also runs its own excavation crews, the honest answer never depends on which service we would rather sell you.
- Camera-first diagnosis: lining is only recommended when the line qualifies.
- Seals cracks and joints: stops root intrusion and groundwater leaks.
- Less digging: your driveway, landscaping and floors usually stay intact.
- One company, start to finish: cleaning, lining or excavation under one license.
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Common questions
Pipe lining rebuilds a failing pipe from the inside. Absolute Plumbing creates a smooth new pipe surface inside your existing sewer line, sealing cracks and joints and keeping roots out, without replacing the whole pipe. Much of Palm Beach County's housing stock is old enough that original sewer lines are reaching the end of their life, and lining is the repair built for exactly that situation when the line qualifies.
Often, yes. That is the main reason homeowners choose lining: less digging means your driveway, landscaping, and floors usually stay intact while the pipe underneath them is rebuilt. Lining is not the answer for every line, though, and Absolute Plumbing will tell you plainly if your pipe is not a good candidate. The process always starts with a camera inspection, so the recommendation is based on your actual pipe.
A camera inspection comes first, every time. Absolute Plumbing runs a camera through the line to see the cracks, root intrusion, and damage for itself, and lining is only recommended when the line qualifies. If what the camera shows means lining will not solve the problem, we will tell you that too. Because Absolute also runs its own excavation crews, the honest answer never depends on which service we would rather sell.
You get a straight answer and a real alternative, not a dead end. Absolute Plumbing handles cleaning, lining, and excavation under one license, so if your line has collapsed or is too far gone to line, the same company can excavate and replace it. The sewer problem gets fixed either way, by the crew that ran the camera and showed you the problem in the first place.
Same sewer problem, again and again?
That usually means the pipe, not the clog. Let's camera it.