When Trenchless May Be an Option
- The line runs under a driveway, patio or mature landscaping
- Damage is spread along a line that still holds its shape
- Recurring root intrusion through joints
- You want to limit disruption to your property
Our Trenchless Sewer Repair Process
- Camera-inspect the line to confirm it's suitable
- Clean the line thoroughly
- Renew the pipe using the appropriate trenchless method
- Camera-verify the finished line
- Restore the small access points
Pipe Lining vs. Pipe Bursting
These are the two most common trenchless methods.
- Pipe lining
- A resin-coated liner is cured inside the old pipe, forming a new pipe within it.
- Pipe bursting
- A new pipe is pulled through the old one, breaking it apart as it goes.
Why Choose Zenith?
We find the actual cause — with a camera or test equipment when needed — before suggesting a repair.
You'll hear your options and the price before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
Drains, sewer lines, water heaters, furnaces and AC — one team that knows your whole home.
Shoe covers, protected work areas and a clean jobsite when we're done.
Trenchless Sewer Repair Service Areas
Zenith provides trenchless sewer repair across the Denver metro and Front Range, including:
Frequently Asked Questions
Is trenchless always possible?
No. Fully collapsed pipe, significant sags (bellies) and some other conditions usually require traditional excavation. The camera inspection decides it.
Is trenchless more expensive?
It can cost more for the pipe work itself, but it often saves on restoring driveways, landscaping and hardscape. We'll compare both approaches for your property.