Trenchless Sewer Repair: Fix the Line Without Digging Up Your Yard

The thought of a sewer repair often conjures images of a torn-up yard and a huge mess. Trenchless sewer repair changes that, fixing the line with minimal digging. Here's how it works.

How trenchless repair works

Instead of excavating the entire line, trenchless methods access the pipe through one or two small points. Two main techniques exist: pipe lining, which creates a new pipe inside the old one, and pipe bursting, which pulls a new pipe through while breaking apart the old.

The advantages

• Little to no digging, preserving your yard and driveway
• Faster than traditional excavation
• Often more affordable when you factor in restoration costs
• A durable, long-lasting result

When it's an option

Trenchless repair works for many situations, but the right method depends on the condition and layout of your line. A camera inspection determines what's possible.