Trenchless Sewer Repair in Naperville, IL

In the lined section, yes. The liner seals the joints roots use.

In the section that's lined, yes. The liner is one continuous pipe with no joints, so roots have no way in. If other sections of the line are damaged, we'll show you on camera.

Usually. We work through small access points away from the root zone.

Usually. We place access points after looking at the tree, the driveway and the landscaping, and we work inside the pipe instead of digging along it.

It depends on length, method and access. You get a flat price first.

It depends on how much of the line needs work, lining or bursting, access and what the camera finds. You get a flat-rate price before any work begins.

Lined pipe is built to last for decades.

A cured-in-place liner is built to last for decades, and it removes the joints roots used to get in. We'll go over the warranty for your job before you decide.

A liner follows the old pipe, so a deep sag usually needs a spot repair first.

A liner takes the shape of the pipe it's installed in, so it won't lift a low spot. A shallow sag may be fine to line. A deep one is usually fixed with a small spot dig first, then the rest of the line can be lined.