Trenchless Sewer Repair

Before trenchless sewer repair or replacement was an option, fixing sewer line issues meant excavating your property and waiting one or two weeks for the job to be complete. Not only is this approach frustrating and stressful for homeowners, it also creates a mess in your front yard and can damage your landscaping or driveway.

Fortunately, MasterTech Plumbing, Heating and Cooling offers the option to repair your sewer line using trenchless techniques. Give us a call to learn more about this alternative solution and we will help you determine if trenchless sewer line repair is right for your Columbia, MO home. 

What to Expect

Every sewer repair or replacement service begins with a video pipe inspection. This helps us determine the extent of the problem and its exact location. Once we understand what’s causing your sewer line problem, we can discuss your options for repair or replacement. 

Trenchless solutions involve pipe bursting or pipe lining:

Trenchless sewer repair and replacement will take about one or two days to complete—which is significantly more efficient compared to traditional methods, which typically take one or two weeks to finish. 

Save Your Landscaping With
Trenchless Sewer Repair

Trenchless sewer repair is faster and involves less damage compared to traditional sewer line repair or replacement. You won’t have to worry about calling in another set of contractors to fix your landscaping or driveway. Once the job is complete, you can quickly get back to your normal routine and enjoy peace of mind.

MasterTech Plumbing, Heating and Cooling has served the drain and sewer needs of Columbia, MO since 1990. We understand the unique plumbing needs of our community and can provide you with the most cost-effective solutions.

Although trenchless repair may seem like the more convenient choice, it’s not the best option for every home. We will need to consider how easy it is to access your sewer line; if there are obstacles in the way, we may need to work around them using traditional methods. 

And while it’s often touted as a less messy alternative to traditional sewer repair, trenchless methods are not completely free of digging; we will still need to dig access points. However, rather than creating trenches along the length of your sewer line, we only need to create small access points in one or two areas. 

Our experts will discuss the trenchless sewer repair process in detail and make sure you know what to expect before any work gets underway.