Trenchless Innovations has been providing air duct & sewer repair services to solve problems for residential and commercial clients in Chicago, IL and the surrounding areas since 2002!
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Great service
Kevin - Chicago, IL
Kevin and his team were very professional. Would highly recommend trenchless innovations. They did a great job. Kevin recommended an easy DIY fix to another part of my plumbing which I would have never thought about.
Response from Trenchless Innovations Inc.:
Thank you for your review, Kevin! We are delighted to hear that you had a good experience with Kevin and the rest of our team! We love hearing from our happy customers and are happy we could help you not only with your sewer line but also with another part of your home plumbing system. Thank you for your business and please don't hesitate to reach out if you ever have any questions or concerns.
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Kevin - Chicago, IL
Trenchless Innovations was very professional and price was very competitive. The field guys were very clean and professional. This work was done in a hospital which we have to meet very high standards of cleanliness as well of Infectious Control requirements. Most defiantly going to use Trenchless Innovations on future projects.
Response from Trenchless Innovations Inc.:
Thank you so much for your review! We are delighted to hear you had a great experience with our team and that we could solve the problem cleanly and quickly for you. We thank you for choosing us for your duct lining project and we appreciate your recommendation! Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you ever need our services again. Thank you and Happy New Year!
Great service poleit knowledgeable
Howard - Chicago, IL
Response from Trenchless Innovations Inc.:
Thank you for your review, Howard! We are happy to hear you had a pleasant experience with us. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have questions or need anything further. Thanks again!
Top rate product & service
James - Chicago, IL
Trenchless Innovations repaired a 50+ year old clay sewer pipe under our condo building in Lincoln Park. We had been experiencing multiple issues (e.g. odor, leakage) that other repair services failed to resolve. Because Trenchless Innovations specializes in this service, they bid the job at ~33% less than other general sewer repair companies and achieved flawless results. Couldn't be happier!
Great job, great experience!
Scott - Chicago, IL
I'm thrilled with the job these people did. They were very responsive, helpful, trustworthy and affordable. The previous sewer company I hired charged a lot more to rod my line. Then they told me they couldn't complete the job b/c I needed $,5000 worth of work done, which they handed me an estimate for. I can't say enough good things about my experience with Trenchless Innovations. I would certainly recommend this company to anyone who asked!
Kevin W.
We are televising some sanitary waste/kitchen lines in a high rise building to check the condition of the pipe and to look and see if it may be a possible candidate for lining the old cast iron sewer.
Kevin W.
We are lining a clay tile sewer from an outside clean out 36’ back up towards the house and also lining 16’ out towards the city main. The customer would experience unexpected sewer back ups into the home because tree roots would grow into the clay tile sewer from the joints, the seamless liner seals the joints not allowing the tree roots to grow in and block the sewer line causing a nasty sewer back up in the home.
Kevin W.
We are cleaning all the underground duct work which is spiral wound metal duct that is coated with pvc and is rusting away, we are applying our trenchless cast mortar to all the underground duct work to give the weak rusted metal a nice solid structure again all in preparation for lining the underground duct system with our rubberized duct lining material.
Kevin W.
We are cleaning all the tree root growth out of the old clay (6”) sewer and installing a 76’ sewer liner, starting the liner inside house just after elbow at base of sewer stack and ending liner just before the city main, the liner will keep the old cracked clay pipes from collapsing and also keep tree roots out of the sewer causing frequent and unexpected sewer backups.
Kevin W.
We are lining a heavily cracked sewer line 38’ downstream and ending just before the main. The sewer line will now have a new PVC like material inserted in it and the cracks will be smooth.
Jim D.
We are applying the second application of our rubberized duct lining material to all underground asbestos transite air ducts.
Jim D.
We are applying the first application of our rubberized Duct Armor material to all of the underground asbestos transite air ducts. The air ducts will be completely sealed and the air in the home will be safe to breathe.
Bob S.
Inspecting a 6" cast iron kitchen line that is running in between the 12th and 13th floor of a high rise building. The cast iron pipe is leaking due to deterioration of the cast iron. We will propose to line approximately 80 ft from an open area on the 12th floor. We will use an internal cutter in order to reinstate the lateral connections that tie into this run.
Bob S.
At water tower place in Chicago IL. Walking around with chief building engineer to look at sanitary sewer lines for lining. Working with plumbers to repair these deteriorated lines with little to no disruption to tenants in the building.
Kevin W.
Did a video inspection of the sewer line to check for any issues or problems
Bob S.
Televised above ground ducts to find a closed damper not allowing air to the 2nd floor. Opened ceiling and then opened damper to restore airflow.
Kevin W.
Encapsulated all of the heavily rusted underground air ducts with our duct lining material. The air in the home is environmentally safe for the homeowner to breathe.
Kevin W.
Cleaned all of the heavily rusted metal ductwork and applied Trenchless cast to give the air ducts structure.
Jim D.
Televised sewer to give customer estimate to line 55 feet of 6 inch clay tile sewer.
Bob S.
Televised sewer from pulled toilet for smell coming into basement. There was no backup nor breaks in the line and could not see any obvious areas where smell could be coming from. There is one area with a slightly separated joint but could not say definitively that this is the area. Basement is unfinished and there is going to be reconstruction done. It is suggested that the sewer be dug and replaced to the main line that leads out to the city. This line all looked good.
Kevin W.
Did video inspection of sewer line.
Kevin W.
Encapsulated all underground transite air ducts with our duct lining material. The air throughout the home is environmentally safe to breathe.
Bob S.
Video inspected underground air ducts under the slab floor. Ducts are concrete with metal connections that are rusting allowing dirt and debris to enter the system. Suggest spray lining the ducts with Duct Armor duct lining material to seal off the leaking joints.
Bob S.
Video inspection of underground air ducts. Ducts are extremely rusted. Due to the configuration of the system it should be turned overhead.
Kevin W.
Encapsulated old brick chase with our duct lining product, brick chase was used as duct work to feed upstairs bedroom.
Bob S.
Video inspected underground air ducts. Customer says they are getting a lot of sand blowing out of registers. Ducts are metal and bare extremely rusted and deteriorating. Suggest spin cast mortaring a new concrete pipe inside the old pipe to restore structure and then spray lining the ducts with Duct Armor duct lining material afterwards.
Jim D.
Televised ducts in row house. Duct to second floor is in a brick chase, quoted to encapsulate brick chase.
Kevin W.
Cleaned and repaired heavily rusted underground air ducts with our Trenchless cast to give the ducts a strong structure.
Bob S.
Video inspection of sewer for six unit condo building. Sewer line had been backing up and had to be rodded and cleaned. Suggest lining sewer to prevent roots from growing back in the future.
Kevin W.
We lined a sewer from a catch basin in back of the building about 80’ under the building sealing the clay tile joints that were leaking causing a sewer odor in the lower units.
