Sewer Pipe Descaling in NJ

Sewer pipe descaling removes scale deposits from the inside of cast iron pipe. By removing corrosion deposits, clogs are avoided and the life of the pipe is extended.

Many customers have sewer pipes made of cast iron. Before replacing your sewer line, give A Rooter Pros a call to see whether descaling can be used to restore your cast iron pipe.

Disposed paper products and solid material can get caught on hard, iron deposits that build up over time inside the pipes.

Cast Iron Pipes Can Be Restored

Homeowners and business owners should know about restoring cast iron pipes with descaling. A cast iron sewer line can be saved by removing scale and other metal buildup from inside the pipe.

Cast Iron Pipe Restoration

Sewer descaling is a specialized technique that removes scale and corrosion from within cast iron pipes. Since many sewer pipes are made of cast iron, sewer line descaling can restore the pipe to good condition.

A Rooter Pros specializes in sewer pipe descaling. We have the latest equipment.

Descaling is a cheaper alternative for pipe restoration compared to sewer pipe replacement.

How Sewer Line Descaling Works

Descaling is a two-part process. While we descale the cast iron line we hydrojet simultaneously to flush out loose scale. Once the descaling process is complete we hydrojet the line one final time to flush clear of any residual debris. Final video inspections are performed to check outcome of the process.

A Rooter Pros Specializes in Sewer Line Descaling

Many sewer contractors in New Jersey do not have specialized descaling equipment. A Rooter Pros of Union, NJ has specialized sewer descaling equipment combined with the experience of doing many sewer cleaning and sewer repair jobs throughout New Jersey. Specialized descaling equipment is necessary to remove the corrosion and scale buildup from the inner walls of the pipe.

Avoid Sewer Line Clogs

Grease is a major cause of clogs. Avoid letting grease go down the drain.

Avoid using chemicals to remove sewer line clogs. Getting regular sewer line inspections is a better solution.

Some drain chemicals can contribute to the breakdown of cast iron sewer drain pipes.