Reposting, hoping someone in the area of Catawba County, NC, NW of Charlotte, knows a company who can do this kind of work in a home 4-inch drain. I have called the manufacturers of the equipment they use and gotten several referrals, but no one willing to drive to that location. I found one company in Richmond but too far for them. Another in Tennessee, same story. Can anyone recommend a brand of slip liner for residential? I would like to contact them and find out if they can recommend a plumber who uses their stuff in my area. I checked with Amerik Supplies, but they did not have anyone in my area who used their equipment. Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to post questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon recently... pdaxs.services.plumbing Thanks. Sam

There is a company here that does this stuff. They will not even consider a residential job. These are big crews, out of state work, round the clock contracts. It is very expensive, though cheaper than digging up sewer mains all over town. I am not aware of anyone doing this type of work at small scale residential type work. -- ______________________________ Keep the whole world singing . . . . DanG (remove the sevens) dgriff237@7cox.net "Sammy bin Snoozin" <SammyBinSnoozin@REyahooMOVE.com> wrote in message news:zdpZi.351$Y32.170@trnddc04... > Reposting, hoping someone in the area of Catawba County, NC, NW > of > Charlotte, knows a company who can do this kind of work in a > home > 4-inch drain. I have called the manufacturers of the equipment > they > use and gotten several referrals, but no one willing to drive to > that > location. I found one company in Richmond but too far for them. > Another in Tennessee, same story. > > Can anyone recommend a brand of slip liner for residential? I > would > like to contact them and find out if they can recommend a > plumber who > uses their stuff in my area. I checked with Amerik Supplies, > but they > did not have anyone in my area who used their equipment. > > Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to > post > questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon > recently... > pdaxs.services.plumbing > > Thanks. > > Sam > > > >

"Sammy bin Snoozin" <SammyBinSnoozin@REyahooMOVE.com> wrote in news:zdpZi.351$Y32.170@trnddc04: > Reposting, hoping someone in the area of Catawba County, NC, NW of > Charlotte, knows a company who can do this kind of work in a home > 4-inch drain. I have called the manufacturers of the equipment they > use and gotten several referrals, but no one willing to drive to that > location. I found one company in Richmond but too far for them. > Another in Tennessee, same story. > > Can anyone recommend a brand of slip liner for residential? I would > like to contact them and find out if they can recommend a plumber who > uses their stuff in my area. I checked with Amerik Supplies, but they > did not have anyone in my area who used their equipment. > > Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to post > questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon recently... > pdaxs.services.plumbing > > Thanks. > > Sam Can't speak to your slip-lining question because I only know of commercial crews that do this type of work, but as far as the newsgroup disappearing from Verizon, well, you posted to it!! I have heard of others having this problem recently and a group refresh fixed the problem. Eric

Thanks, Dan. Since last posting I found one guy who would do it for $2-3K. 20-ft drain 4-inch. Seems like it's better to just dig it up and replace the line. "DanG" <dgriff23@7cox.net> wrote in message news:VhEZi.5682$1R.5071@newsfe07.phx... > This is a very expensive process. The contractor I know involved > in this stuff does huge, out-of-town and out-of-state work. There > is no way they would even have a conversation with a residential, > single family size job. > > -- > ______________________________ > Keep the whole world singing . . . . > DanG (remove the sevens) > dgriff237@7cox.net > > > > "Sammy bin Snoozin" <SammyBinSnoozin@REyahooMOVE.com> wrote in > message news:zcpZi.350$Y32.174@trnddc04... > > Reposting, hoping someone in the area of Catawba County, NC, NW > > of > > Charlotte, knows a company who can do this kind of work in a > > home > > 4-inch drain. I have called the manufacturers of the equipment > > they > > use and gotten several referrals, but no one willing to drive to > > that > > location. I found one company in Richmond but too far for them. > > Another in Tennessee, same story. > > > > Can anyone recommend a brand of slip liner for residential? I > > would > > like to contact them and find out if they can recommend a > > plumber who > > uses their stuff in my area. I checked with Amerik Supplies, > > but they > > did not have anyone in my area who used their equipment. > > > > Is there a good plumbing related newsgroup or other place to > > post > > questions like this? This one disappeared from verizon > > recently... > > pdaxs.services.plumbing > > > > Thanks. > > > > Sam > > > > > >