Trenchless Innovations has been providing air duct & sewer repair services to solve problems for residential and commercial clients in Elgin, IL, and the surrounding areas since 2002!
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Ray - Elgin, IL 60120
Response from Trenchless Innovations Inc.:
Thank you for sharing your experience with us, Ray! And thank you for having us out to televise your underground ductwork. We appreciate your business and are glad you had a great experience with Josh, our technician. If you have further questions or need anything else, please reach out to us at 708-758-5070. We are happy to answer any questions you may have!
Josh R.
Tuesday, July 23, 2024 Excavated on the east side of the building to expose the cast-to-clay connection. Cleaned and descaled the sewer line in preparation of lining. Televised and measured the sewer line following cleaning. Wednesday, July 24, 2024 Inserted a 4” liner through the 4” stack in Unit E extending downstream approximately 90’ to open excavation east side of building Inserted a 6” liner through the open excavation extending downstream approximately 50’ to the city main. Reinstated 4 - 4" stack connections and 4-2” laundry connections. Thursday, July 25, 2024 Installed a 6" clean-out at the cast to clay connection and bedded the pipe in stone. Backfilled the hole.
John R.
On 7-9-24, excavated outside at the cast to clay connection and descaled 200’ of 4” cast iron pipe in preparation for lining. On 7-10-24, lined 120’ of 4” sewer upstream from the open hole and 80’ downstream, overlapping the first liner. Reinstated nine 4” stack connections. On 7-11-24, installed a 5’ 6” patch downstream, reinstated nine 2” connections, installed a 6” PVC cleanout, and backfilled the hole with 3/4” stone and dirt.
Bob S.
Televised ducts under slab floor. Ducts are PVC with metal fittings and connections that are rusted and allowing water to enter the ducts. There needs to be drain tile added lower and fed into the existing original sump pit then the ducts should be spin cast mortared and spray lined with Duct Armor duct lining material.
Bob S.
Received a service call for a video inspection of under-slab ductwork. Utilized televised inspection to examine ducts beneath the slab floor. Observed PVC ducts displaying indications of potential mold growth. Recommend addressing this issue by applying spray lining with Duct Armor for long-lasting protection and improved air quality.
Josh R.
Responded to a piping repair service call. Descaled 8 feet of 6" galvanized pipe. Conducted spot repairs with a total of 8 feet of liner using epoxy resin, accessed from the overhead stack cleanout in the basement. The repair spanned from 6" PVC to 8" PVC, covering a section where a break occurred near the foundation wall.
John R.
In Elgin, IL- Responded to a duct lining service call. Inspected the customer's above-ground ductwork, identifying multiple leaks compromising system efficiency. Installed a durable liner to repair the leaks thoroughly. As a result, the issue has been successfully resolved, ensuring optimal airflow and performance of the duct system.
Jim D.
In Elgin, IL, conducted a comprehensive air duct inspection for a customer, detecting leaks and deterioration. Utilized advanced duct lining techniques to fortify compromised areas, improving efficiency and indoor air quality. Guaranteed optimal airflow and ductwork longevity, addressing issues with precision and expertise.
Kevin W.
For a customer in Elgin, IL, conducted an extensive inspection of underground air ducts, pinpointing issues such as blockages and inadequate drainage. Implemented effective drainage solutions to prevent water buildup and maintain optimal airflow.
Josh R.
Televised ducts under slab floor. Ducts are galvanized ducts and were holding water. Ran water in the laundry tub and saw movement in the water in the ducts. Laundry drain needs to be repaired then suggest spin cast mortaring and spray lining ducts with Duct Armor duct lining material.
Kevin W.
We lined the sewer from an outside clean out in front of the customers house about 9’ back in towards the house (starting our liner in the 6” PVC ending in the 4” cast) to cover over the 4”-6” transition which had heavy roots growing in and needed to be rodded out often, also that transition is under the front porch and would have been costly and destructive to repair by digging!
Bob S.
Video inspection of sewer from an outside clean out. 6” clay tile pipe has crack and heavy roots at the cast to clay connection. Suggest installing a sewer liner to re-enforce the cast pipe and to keep roots out of pipe