Camera-scope and map the failed pipe.
A high-definition sewer camera maps every collapsed section, pipe material, diameter, and access geometry, so the bursting head and HDPE pipe are sized correctly before we arrive.
Get a Free EstimateTrenchless Pipe Bursting destroys the old failed pipe outward while simultaneously pulling full-diameter HDPE through the same path. No open trench. Two small access pits. One day. Flat-rate price.
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Pipe bursting is used when the host pipe is too damaged to hold a CIPP liner. Four conditions make bursting the correct, and most cost-effective, choice.


The pipe bursting process works best when the surrounding soil is still intact. Four situations where calling sooner saves money and complexity.
A pipe bursting job requires precise planning, the right burst head, and careful verification. Four standards make every LiningWorks bursting job consistent.

Same five-step sequence on every residential pipe bursting job.
A high-definition sewer camera maps every collapsed section, pipe material, diameter, and access geometry, so the bursting head and HDPE pipe are sized correctly before we arrive.
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Only the entry and exit points of the burst path are excavated, typically at the cleanout and city tap. Nothing in between is disturbed.
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New HDPE pipe is staged behind the exit pit and attached to the burst head. The head fractures the host pipe outward, displacing it into the surrounding soil.
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A hydraulic puller draws the burst head through the host pipe path. The old pipe is destroyed outward; the new HDPE arrives at the exit pit in a single continuous pull.
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A final camera scope walks the new HDPE pipe from cleanout to city tap. You watch the replacement pipe on screen and keep the before and after footage on USB.
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Pipe bursting is a precision job that requires knowing what each soil type, pipe material, and access scenario requires.

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