Trenchless repair fixes a damaged sewer line through small access points instead of digging a trench across your entire yard β often completed in a single day with a fraction of the disruption.
Trenchless works well for many, but not all, sewer line issues β here's what to look for.
Trenchless lining works best when the existing pipe still has enough structure to support a new liner.
Pipes damaged by tree roots are strong candidates for trenchless repair, avoiding disturbance to nearby landscaping.
If your yard has mature trees, a driveway, or a patio over the line, trenchless minimizes damage to those features.
Aging clay or cast-iron pipe that's corroded but not collapsed can often be relined rather than fully excavated.
There are two common trenchless methods. Pipe lining inserts a resin-coated liner into the existing pipe, which then hardens to form a new pipe within the old one. Pipe bursting breaks apart the old pipe while simultaneously pulling a new pipe into place. Both methods use small access points rather than a full trench.
We always start with a camera inspection to determine which trenchless method β or whether traditional excavation β is the right fit for your Greenville property's specific pipe condition and layout.
Cost varies based on pipe length and condition, but trenchless is often comparable to or less than traditional excavation once landscaping restoration is factored in.
Not always β a severely collapsed pipe may still require traditional excavation. A camera inspection tells us which method fits your situation.
Most residential trenchless repairs in the Greenville area are completed in a single day.
Trenchless repair uses small access points rather than a full trench, so disruption is minimal compared to traditional digging.
Call now to find out if trenchless repair fits your sewer line issue.
Call (864) 800-8568