Trenchless Sewer Line Repair| No Digging. No Damage.

Trenchless repair is a no-dig method for fixing sewer lines by creating a new pipe inside the old one or pulling a new pipe through the damaged one. It avoids excavation and preserves your landscaping or driveway.

 If your sewer line is cracked, corroded, or root-intruded but still structurally intact, trenchless options like pipe lining or bursting may be suitable. A camera inspection confirms eligibility.

 Pipe lining inserts and cures a resin-coated sleeve inside the existing pipe. Pipe bursting breaks the old pipe and pulls a new one through the same path. Both are trenchless but suit different damage types.

Yes. Trenchless sewer lines are made from durable materials like cured epoxy or HDPE and typically last 50+ years with proper installation and soil conditions.

Absolutely. All trenchless sewer repairs require permits and inspections. We handle the entire permitting process with local cities for code compliance.

Costs generally range from $3,500 to $12,000, depending on pipe length, depth, and method. Trenchless work saves money by reducing labor and surface restoration costs.

It depends on your policy. Sudden damage (like tree root collapse) may be covered, but gradual wear usually isn’t. We can assist with insurance documentation if needed.

 Yes. Both lining and bursting can address root intrusion. Pipe lining seals the pipe from future growth, while bursting completely removes the old root-invaded pipe.

Trenchless jobs typically take 1–2 days, whereas traditional excavation may take up to a week. Less disruption means faster project completion.

Trenchless repair works on clay, cast iron, Orangeburg, and some PVC lines. We’ll assess your pipe material with a camera before recommending a solution.

Yes. Since trenchless methods only require small access points, disruption is minimal. Any disturbed areas will be restored professionally after the repair.