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No-Digging Technology

Anta Plumbing Inc. is licensed drain and plumbing company fully equipped with the latest trenchless technology known as pipe bursting system. Repair or replace the sewer or water lines can be done with minimal disturbance to your yard, patio and/or driveway. Pipe bursting is a relatively new trenchless method which allows you to replace existing utility, water and sewer piping that is either worn out or incapable of meeting the needs.

Pipe bursting represents the ideal pipe rehabilitation solution for replacing and upsizing the capacity of existing pipelines while avoiding the economic and social costs of traditional methods.

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This technique bursts the old pipe and in so doing displaces the fragmented old pipe into the surrounding soil. This creates a hole of roughly the same dimension as the original. If a larger diameter pipe is to be installed a larger 'expanding cone' is used to increase the size of the hole. Once done, the new pipe is pushed or pulled into position

Torpedo

AnTa Plumbing & Drain Contractor use piercing tools (torpedo) for water lines installation. Piercing tools are ideal for installing utilities under existing landscapes and / or structures (your driveway, your side walk, garden, etc.) with minimal disruption. These pneumatic-powered tools create a compact hole that allows us to install underground water lines and keep your landscaping with no damage.

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Pipe Bursting

The pipe bursting method of pipe replacement compares well with replacement because it is:

Pipe bursting is a technique for replacing pipes by breaking them open from within, while a sleeve or a new pipe is simultaneously pulled in behind the bursting tool. Pipe bursting consists of a bursting tool which moves through the existing pipeline, applying radial forces to break open or split the pipe.

Sewer system problems

Symptoms of sewer line problems include toilet and drain backup and odor or water on the ground. If several plumbing fixtures have problems, that means wastewater is not leaving the building properly trhough the sewer. Your sewer line has blockage, shifted or broken pipe.

Also, if you detect a foul smell outside the building and/or water is seeping out of the ground in the suspected area of the septic system, you may have problems, even if there is no problem with the plumbing inside.