Sewer Repair Services

We offer no-dig sewer repair solutions designed to fix damaged pipelines
efficiently, safely, and with minimal disruption. Our methods range from
targeted point repairs to advanced no-dig technologies, depending on the
condition of your sewer line.

Point Repairs 2 ft +

What are Point Repairs?

Point repairs address specific damaged sections of a sewer line rather
than replacing the entire pipe. These repairs are ideal when issues such
as cracks, breaks, root intrusion, or collapsed sections are isolated to
a particular area.

Repair length: 2 feet +

Benefits:

•       Cost-effective solution
•       Minimizes excavation
•       Faster repair time
•       Preserves undamaged portions of the pipe

Point repairs are often recommended after a CCTV camera inspection
confirms localized damage.

No-Dig Sewer Repair Options

No-dig technologies allow us to repair sewer lines without extensive
excavation, protecting landscaping, pavement, and structures while
reducing downtime.

Option 1 – Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) Lining (2″–60″)

What Is CIPP?

Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining is a trenchless sewer repair method
that creates a new, seamless pipe inside your existing damaged line. A
resin-saturated liner is inserted into the sewer and cured using UV
technology, forming a strong, jointless pipe within the original
structure.

Pipe Sizes:
2 inches to 60 inches
Advantages of CIPP Lining:
•       No excavation required
•       Seals cracks, leaks, and joint separations
•       Resistant to root intrusion and corrosion
•       Extends the life of existing pipes by decades
CIPP lining is ideal for pipes that are structurally sound but
experiencing cracks, leaks, or minor deterioration.
All CIPP installations are performed by our factory-trained and
certified technicians, ensuring high-quality results and long-term
reliability.

Option 2 – Pipe Bursting (¾” to 24″)

What is Pipe Bursting?
Pipe bursting is a trenchless replacement method where the existing pipe
is broken apart while a new pipe is simultaneously pulled into place.
This method completely replaces the old pipe with a new, continuous one.

Pipe sizes: ¾ inch to 24 inches

Important Note:
Pipe bursting requires excavation at the sewer main connection to ensure
a proper, full-length connection from start to finish. This guarantees
the new pipe is securely and correctly installed.

Advantages:

•       Full pipe replacement
•       No need for continuous trenching
•       Allows upsizing of the pipe if needed
•       Long-term, permanent solution