Fix Your Sewer Line the Easier Way
Traditional sewer repair often involves digging long trenches across your yard. With trenchless technology, we can repair or replace your sewer line by accessing just two small points. This minimizes disruption while restoring full function to your plumbing system.
We assess the damage using video inspection and then recommend the best method for your home. Whether it’s pipe lining or bursting, our trenchless repairs are clean, fast, and designed to last.
You Might Need Trenchless Repair If You Notice:
- Multiple fixtures draining slowly
- Sewage odors or wet spots outside
- Pipe deterioration or blockage from roots
- Damage beneath paved or landscaped areas
- Recurring clogs that won’t go away
Is My Sewer Line Leaking?
Common signs of a leaking or damaged sewage line are sewer blockages, an odor of gas or sewage in your home, damp or extra-lush patches of grass in your lawn, and slow drains. If you have tried common methods of clearing clogged drains and these problems persist, you may need a sewer line repair diagnostic.
How Do Sewer Lines Get Damaged?
Sewer lines often become damaged due to roots growing through them, or from the ground shifting around them. This can lead to blockages, causing wastewater to leak into the surrounding ground.
Is Trenchless Sewer Line Repair Better?
There are several benefits to trenchless sewer repair, including faster repair time and durable new pipe lining, but the greatest benefit is avoiding tearing up your landscaping and lawn.
How Long Does Trenchless Sewer Repair Take?
Trenchless sewer repair takes 1 or 2 days, whereas traditional trenched sewer line replacement can take up to 5. This is because trenchless sewer repair and replacement does not require a trench to be dug, refilled, and landscaped.