Trenchless Sewer Repair Services
Modern, No-Dig Sewer Line Repair for Residential & Commercial Properties
Your Trusted Team for Trenchless Sewer Repair
Trenchless sewer repair allows our technicians to restore damaged sewer lines without tearing up landscaping, concrete, or interior flooring. At Total Drain Solutions, we use advanced no-dig trenchless technology to repair cracked, collapsed, or deteriorating sewer pipes with accuracy and speed. This modern repair method dramatically reduces labor time, surface destruction, and long-term restoration costs while extending the life of your existing sewer system for residential and commercial properties.
Signs You Need Trenchless Pipe Repair
These warning signs often indicate internal sewer failure that traditional drain cleaning can no longer resolve.
- Trouble with more than one inside or outside drain
- Sewer odors
- Pooled water in sewer line locations
- Ground sinking or foundation damage
Trenchless Sewer Repair vs. Traditional Sewer Repair
Trenchless sewer repair has many appealing advantages over traditional approaches. The biggest difference is that the original sewer line is preserved instead of replaced entirely. This fact alone comes with:
- Keeping your landscaped and surface areas intact
- Doing the work with a smaller crew
- Completing repairs much faster
- Saving you the added expense of surface restoration
Trenchless sewer repair also extends the life of your sewer lines for many years. You'll further benefit from improved pipe flow, which reduces the risk of sewage seepage and other unpleasant problems.
Unlike traditional excavation, trenchless sewer repair preserves your yard, slab, and interior flooring while delivering a permanent structural pipe replacement from the inside. For severely blocked systems, this service is often paired with Hydro Jetting Services and confirmed using Sewer Camera Inspection to ensure precise liner placement and full pipe restoration.
The Process We Perform
Minimally invasive sewer repair starts with our sewer camera inspection services. We do this to pinpoint the affected line with certainty and determine the full extent of the problem. The repair process itself involves cleaning and line, which is usually done with hydro jetting. A resin-filled liner is then pulled into place. After it cures, a flaw-free inside surface is left behind.
This streamlined process allows our technicians to diagnose, clean, repair, and structurally restore sewer systems without unnecessary excavation or surface destruction.