Trenchless Sewer Repair & Replacement
Repair or replace damaged sewer lines with minimal digging.
Traditional sewer line replacement means trenching across a yard, driveway, or parking lot — expensive to repair and disruptive to live around. Trenchless repair methods let us fix or replace a damaged sewer line through one or two small access points instead of a full-length trench.
We start with a camera inspection to confirm the line is a good candidate for trenchless repair, then walk you through the options and cost before any work begins.
What's Included
- Pipe bursting and pipe lining (cured-in-place pipe) repair methods
- Full trenchless sewer line replacement
- Point repairs for isolated cracks or breaks
- Camera inspection to confirm the line is a good candidate
- Commercial and multi-family sewer line replacement
Signs You May Need This Service
- A camera inspection has confirmed cracking, root intrusion, or a collapsed section
- You want to avoid tearing up landscaping, hardscape, or a driveway
- Repeated backups traced to a damaged main line
- An older clay or cast-iron sewer line nearing the end of its life
Our Process
Camera Diagnosis
We confirm the exact condition and location of the damage first.
Recommend a Method
Lining, bursting, or a point repair — whichever fits the damage and line material.
Small Access Points
Work happens through one or two access points instead of a full trench.
Verify the Repair
A follow-up camera pass confirms the line is clear and intact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not always — it depends on the pipe material, diameter, and severity of the damage. That's why we camera-inspect first before recommending a method.
It's often more cost-effective once you factor in restoring landscaping, concrete, or pavement that a full trench would destroy.
Many residential trenchless repairs are completed in a single day, depending on the length and condition of the line.