Sewer Line Repair & Replacement

Sewer lines with localized breaks or leaks can be repaired instead of undergoing a full pipe replacement. Here are a couple sewer line repair solutions we can perform for you.

Traditional method: This involves digging up the affected area to proceed with pipe repair. Our fully stocked service trucks house several pipe joints and fittings for fast turnarounds.

Pipe lining: Pipes that are still structurally sound but suffering from leaks or cracks may benefit from sewer line repair using the pipe lining (cured-in-place) method. A tube coated with epoxy resin is traced through your existing pipeline. The tube is then inflated, and the resin is left to harden and dry in place. This results in a completely new sewer line—a “pipe within a pipe”!

Benefits of pipe lining include better water flow, stronger resistance to tree root damage, and long-term reliability (built to last over 50 years). Plus, since pipe lining is considered a trenchless sewer repair method, there’s no need for extensive digging; this leaves your building or home free of unsightly excavations.

Pipes that are considerably weakened or collapsed will require replacement. We offer both traditional and less invasive sewer line replacement options for our customers.

Traditional: This method will require excavating part of your property, but we will do so carefully to avoid disturbing significant or aesthetic elements of your home. The new pipe material we lay in will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Options include PVC, ABS, clay, or cast-iron pipes. Our experts will review these options with you before the job starts.

Pipe bursting: Like pipe lining, pipe bursting involves trailing a new pipe through your existing line. But what makes it different from the former is that instead of creating a pipe within a pipe, the new pipe replaces the old one by breaking it apart (bursting it). This method only requires two access holes, so you don’t have to worry about any major digging.