Call and describe the symptoms
336-477-3218, Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Walk us through the backups, smells, or camera findings, and we’ll tell you if trenchless replacement is the right call.
Trenchless Sewer Line Replacement installs a new pipe inside or through the old one: no open excavation, no torn-up yard, no landscape damage. One day on site. One flat price.
The first call costs nothing. Flat-rate pricing. No upsells, ever.
Most failing sewer lines in Charlotte are candidates for trenchless replacement when lining is no longer an option. Four scenarios come up over and over.


Four patterns that consistently tell us repair is not enough, and replacement is the right call.
Watch how a trenchless pipe-bursting replacement works, from camera scope to final verification.
A 1952 South End home with 58 feet of collapsed clay-tile lateral. The line had caved at two points and couldn't host a liner.
Trenchless pipe bursting pulled new 4-inch HDPE pipe through the full run: two small access pits, no trench, no torn-up yard. Eight hours start to finish.
Trenchless replacement is a technical job, done to the standards we’d want on our own homes.

Same process whether you’re dealing with a collapsed line or planning ahead.
336-477-3218, Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Walk us through the backups, smells, or camera findings, and we’ll tell you if trenchless replacement is the right call.
A technician scopes the line with you watching. You see every defect, we measure the run, and quote the replacement flat-rate on the spot.
When trenchless replacement 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 exactly as it was.
Stories, signs to watch for, and what actually works underground, straight from our crews.
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A plain language guide for North Carolina homeowners. Read it at your own pace, before you talk to anyone about your sewer line.
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