Trenchless Sewer Repair in Spokane and the Greater Inland Northwest Region

Also known as trenchless pipe rehabilitation, trenchless sewer lining is increasingly becoming popular because of its effectiveness, long-term quality, cost saving, and it’s also much less destructive to your home, business or property. Unlike traditional pipe repair methods, trenchless sewer lining is simple and more effective.

This is a trenchless replacement technique that entails breaking and expanding existing sewer lines while at the same time replacing them with modern HDPE (high-density polyethylene) pipes that are heat welded at the seams, creating one continuous pipe with fewer connection points. Pipe bursting is regarded as a highly sustainable sewer replacement technique, and offers minimal connection points and stronger pipe than PVC or other standard materials. The method requires two access points but is extremely less intrusive than typical excavation for sewer or water line replacement.

Pipe pulling is a trenchless rehabilitation method where new pipes are attached to the old ones and pulled to the ground while the old pipe is removed. This technique uses the route of the existing pipe to avoid the need for further excavation. This is similar to pipe bursting and still requires two access points, but this method is more often used in water line replacement.

Sewer line damage is a common problem in many homes and commercial spaces. Drain problems are usually the first sign that there’s an issue with your sewer line. Our experienced sewer line technicians will inspect your sewer line, identify the source of the problem and fix it.

A sewer camera is an important tool in helping our team determine if there’s an issue in your home’s sewer system. This makes it easy to diagnose the problem and offer the best solution. At Shaw Trenchless, we provide sewer line camera inspections for free to help you determine what condition your sewer line is in and when or if it needs repair or replacement.

Cured-in-place pipe lining is a trenchless rehabilitation technique that entails inserting and curing a resin-filled tube in an existing damaged pipe. It is a less invasive rehabilitation method compared to traditional ones.

A clogged drain can be frustrating to many. Using chemicals to clear clogs only offers a temporary solution. The best option is to contact us today to identify the source of the problem and see if it can be sustained as is, or if it needs to be fixed once and for all.