The vast benefits of trenchless sewer repair include that it’s much faster, you can maintain your current landscaping, it’s much safer for the environment, and is all around much less disruptive. The entire trenchless sewer repair process requires digging one to two small holes rather than multiple which would tear up your property and in many cases requires re-landscaping your entire property.

In order to figure out whether or not it will be necessary to dig in order to find where and what the trouble is with your sewer line, you will need to have a plumbing expert take a look at your pipes and perform a sewer line camera inspection. After assessing the footage, your Van Fleet Services plumbing expert can then direct you on the next appropriate steps to take, including whether or not you will need to dig to resolve the issue.

Generally speaking, the trenchless pipe repair process should only take a day or two. A major benefit of having a trenchless system is that your certified Van Fleet Services plumber will not have to dig down to the pipe to repair anything and subsequently avoid having to clean up the mess that comes with doing so (which can take up to six to eight weeks).

The duration of a trenchless sewer line repair largely depends on the damage and complexity of the repair itself. Generally, a simple repair can be completed within several hours while more complex repairs may require multiple days or weeks to complete.

Yes! Trenchless sewer line repair is a safe process which uses specialized equipment to complete the job without any direct contact with the affected pipes. This minimizes the risk of any harm to people or property.

It is important to hire a qualified and experienced professional to perform a trenchless sewer line repair project. The technician should have the proper training, equipment, and expertise necessary to complete the job safely and efficiently.