Call and describe your situation
336-477-3218, Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Tell us about the backups or prior camera findings, and we’ll tell you if pipe bursting is the right call.
Sewer Pipe Bursting destroys the old pipe as it pulls new HDPE pipe through the same path, leaving a seamlessly connected, full-diameter replacement line with only two small access pits instead of a full trench.
The first call costs nothing. Flat-rate pricing. No upsells, ever.
Pipe bursting is the answer when the line is too damaged for CIPP lining but full open excavation is not an option.


Four situations that tell us pipe bursting is the right next step.
Watch how a trenchless pipe-bursting replacement works, from camera diagnosis to final verification.
A Plaza Midwood home with a 1949 clay-tile lateral that had collapsed at two points and could not host a CIPP liner.
Pipe bursting pulled new 4-inch HDPE through the full 64-foot run in a single pass: two small access pits, no trench, mature oak roots left undisturbed.
Pipe bursting is one of the most technically demanding trenchless methods, and it takes precision to do well.

Same process whether you’re dealing with a fully collapsed line or planning a proactive replacement.
336-477-3218, Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Tell us about the backups or prior camera findings, and we’ll tell you if pipe bursting is the right call.
We scope the full run, confirm the path is suitable for bursting, and quote the job flat-rate in writing, with no surprises.
When pipe bursting is the right fit, the old pipe is burst outward, new HDPE is pulled through, the line is camera-verified end to end, and you get the footage. Your yard stays intact.
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