Trenchless sewer repair is done by drilling one or two access points to get the remote equipment threaded into the pipe. We don’t need to dig long trenches or spend days on the job. Most of these types of jobs get completed in as little time as possible, depending on the extent of the damage and any unforeseen obstacles.

Trenchless pipe replacement and repair falls into one of two categories, pipe lining or pipe bursting.

Pipe lining Indianapolis, IN: This method involves inserting a liner that’s been saturated with epoxy material into the broken sewer pipe. We’ll use steam or air to inflate the liner, creating a tight seal between the liner and pipe. We keep the liner in the pipe until the epoxy hardens. Once the liner is removed, you have a brand new pipe.

Pipe bursting Indianapolis, IN: This is a trenchless sewer replacement method used when pipe repair isn’t an option. When the existing pipe has crumbled, we need to remove the old pipe and put a new one in its place. We do this by inserting a bursting head into one access point. Once the head is in place, we use hydraulic power to push the head through the damaged pipe breaking it up into tiny pieces. After this is done, we pull a new pipe in place and call is a job well done.

Our sewer contractors are diligent and detail-oriented. We never consider a job complete until we are 100% certain everything is working as it should. To ensure the job was done right, we use sewer cameras to double-check out work.