Trenchless Sewer Replacement
Trenchless replacement can renew a failed sewer line without trenching the whole yard. It starts with a camera inspection that shows whether trenchless looks like a fit. Call us and we'll help you with next steps.
Replace Your Sewer Line Without Destroying Your Yard
Traditional sewer replacement requires digging up your entire yard, driveway, or landscaping along the length of the damaged pipe. Trenchless replacement achieves the same result — a completely new sewer pipe — from just two small access points at either end of the line.
Pipe bursting or pipe lining puts a new pipe, or a new lining, where the old one was. Whether either method suits your line depends on what the camera shows: the pipe material, sags, collapses, and how many connections the line has. That is where we come in: we inspect the line and explain what we found.
- ✓No full-yard excavation required
- ✓Minimal disruption to landscaping and driveways
- ✓Significantly reduced downtime
- ✓Long-lasting, durable replacement pipe
- ✓Significant cost savings vs. traditional excavation
- ✓Camera inspection first, so the method fits the line
Trenchless vs. Traditional Replacement
✓ Trenchless Method
- ✓2 small access points only
- ✓Yard & driveway preserved
- ✓Completed in 1–2 days
- ✓Less landscaping restoration cost
- ✓Same durable result
Traditional Method
- Full-length trench required
- Yard, driveway, plants destroyed
- 3–5+ days typical
- Additional restoration costs
- More disruption overall
How Trenchless Replacement Works
Camera Inspection
We inspect the full line to see whether trenchless is a realistic option and record what the job will need to account for.
Next Steps
We go over the findings with you and help you with next steps.
Pipe Replacement
A small access pit is dug at each end, and the old pipe is burst and replaced (or relined) from there.
Verification
We can run the camera through the new line afterward, so you see the finished work for yourself.