Trenchless Sewer Repair
See Trenchless Pipe Lining in Action — Real Dallas & Fort Worth Jobs
Most homeowners hear “we need to jackhammer your slab” and assume that’s the only option. It isn’t. The videos below are real jobs: cast iron drain lines, sewer mains, and under-slab branch lines rehabilitated from the inside, with no digging through your floors or your yard. Watch the process, see the before-and-after camera footage, and judge for yourself.
The Epoxy Lining Process in Under a Minute
The short version, for anyone who doesn’t want a fifteen-minute explanation. Clean, inspect, line, cure, re-inspect. Most residential jobs are done and back in service in 3-4 days, not the weeks a full re-pipe takes, and without your family relocating while the floors are open.
Cast Iron Under the Slab, Repaired Without Breaking Concrete
This is the repair most homeowners are told is impossible. The pipe is cast iron, it’s under the slab, and it’s failing. The old answer was a jackhammer. Here it’s rehabilitated from the inside through existing access points. The concrete stays where it is, and so does everything sitting on top of it.
Why Lining Costs Less Than a Full Re-Pipe
The pipe repair is rarely the expensive part. The expensive part is the demolition and everything that has to be rebuilt afterward: flooring, cabinets, concrete, landscaping, and the days you’re out of the house. Lining skips that entire second invoice. That’s where the savings actually come from.
Plano, TX: UV-Cured Liner on a Bathroom Drain Line
A real job on Bengal Lane in Plano. A bathroom drain line transitioning from PVC into cast iron, one of the most common failure points in North Texas homes built before the 1980s. Watch the UV-cured liner go in and the camera confirm the finished pipe. This is the job, unedited, on a street a few miles from yours.
Main Sewer Line Rehabilitation, Full Run
The main line is the one that shuts the whole house down when it fails. This is a full-length rehabilitation on a residential main: camera inspection first, liner installed through existing access, then a final camera pass to verify the finished pipe end to end. No excavation across the yard.
Dallas, TX: Spot Repair on a Bathroom Branch Line
Not every failing pipe needs to be lined end to end. On this Dallas job, the damage was isolated to one section of a bathroom branch line, so that’s all we repaired. A spot repair costs a fraction of a full liner, and any company that quotes you a whole-house job without showing you camera footage first is guessing with your money.
