How It Works

We create small access points at each end of the existing line. A specialized bursting head is pulled through the old pipe, fracturing it outward into the surrounding soil. At the same time, a new pipe—typically HDPE—is pulled in directly behind the bursting head, taking the place of the old line.

What You Get

• A completely new pipe (not a patch or liner)

• Strong, seamless material that resists roots and corrosion

• Full or increased pipe diameter for better flow

• Long-term reliability (50+ year lifespan)

When It’s a Good Option

• Collapsed or severely damaged pipes

• Orangeburg, clay, or brittle sewer lines

• Pipes with heavy root intrusion

• Lines that need full replacement but are under driveways, landscaping, or structures

Benefits of Pipe Bursting

• No full trenching across your property

• Minimal disruption to landscaping, concrete, and hardscape

• Ability to upsize the pipe for improved performance

• Faster than traditional excavation in most cases

Why Choose Pipe Bursting?

Traditional replacement requires digging up the entire length of the pipe, which can be expensive and destructive. Pipe bursting allows us to fully replace the line while keeping most of your yard, driveway, and surroundings intact.

CIPP Lining
CIPP lining, or Cured-In-Place Pipe lining, is a trenchless sewer repair method that restores an existing pipe from the inside without the need for full excavation. A resin-saturated liner is inserted into the damaged pipe, inflated into place, and then cured to form a strong, seamless new pipe within the old one.

This process is commonly used to repair cracked, leaking, or root-intruded sewer lines while minimizing disruption to landscaping, concrete, driveways, and structures above the pipe. Once cured, the new liner creates a smooth, durable interior designed to improve flow and extend the life of the line.

CIPP lining is a great option for homeowners and property owners who want a long-lasting repair without the mess and expense of traditional dig-and-replace methods.

Benefits of CIPP Lining

• Minimal digging

• Fast installation

• Long-lasting repair

• Seamless, joint-free pipe

• Less disruption to landscaping and hardscape

Best Used For
CIPP lining is often ideal for pipes with cracks, small leaks, root intrusion, and general deterioration, as long as the existing pipe still has enough structure to act as a host pipe.

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Trenchless CIPP Pipe Lining
CIPP pipe lining is a trenchless repair solution that allows us to restore damaged sewer lines without digging up your yard, driveway, or landscaping. Using a resin-saturated liner, we create a new seamless pipe inside the existing one. Once the liner is cured in place, it hardens into a strong, long-lasting pipe designed to resist leaks, root intrusion, and corrosion.

This method is ideal for repairing cracked or aging sewer lines with minimal disruption to your property. It is one of the most efficient ways to extend the life of an existing pipe while avoiding the cost and mess of a full excavation.

How It Works

We start by creating small access points at each end of the existing water line. The old line is then either removed or used as a guide while a new, durable pipe—typically CTS Poly—is pulled into place underground. Once installed, we reconnect the new line to your home and water supply, test it for pressure and leaks, and restore the small access areas.

What You Get

• A brand-new, continuous water line

• Strong, corrosion-resistant material (no rust or scale buildup)

• Improved water pressure and flow

• Minimal disturbance to your property

When It’s a Good Option

• Old galvanized or failing water lines

• Leaks or recurring breaks

• Low water pressure due to corrosion buildup

• Lines running under driveways, sidewalks, or landscaping

Benefits of Water Line Pulling

• Minimal digging compared to traditional replacement

• Faster installation

• Lower restoration costs (less damage to concrete, lawns, etc.)

• Long-lasting, reliable pipe materials

Why Choose Trenchless Replacement?

Traditional water line replacement often requires digging a trench the entire length of the pipe, which can be costly and disruptive. Water line pulling allows us to complete the job efficiently while protecting your property as much as possible.