Frequently Asked Questions

The duration depends on the complexity of the job. However, trenchless repairs are often quicker than traditional methods, with many projects completed in a day or two. Simple lateral line repairs may even be done in a single visit, while longer or more complex pipe sections may require additional time for curing.

One of the main advantages of trenchless repair is minimal disruption. With no extensive digging required, your landscape remains preserved, minimizing the impact to your property. We typically only need access to the existing cleanout or entry points — no trenches through your lawn or garden.

Yes, trenchless sewer repair is highly effective! It provides a durable and long-lasting solution without the need for extensive excavation. The cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liner creates a seamless, jointless new pipe within the existing pipe structure — eliminating cracks, root intrusion points, and corroded sections. These liners are designed to last 50+ years.

Yes! For detailed warranty information, please refer to the Limited Cured-in-Place Pipe Materials Warranty document provided to you at the time of service. The warranty covers the liner materials and the installation workmanship. Contact us if you have questions about what's covered.

Sewer line damage is generally not covered by standard homeowner's insurance policies, as most policies exclude underground service lines. It's always a good idea to review the specifics of your homeowner's insurance policy, or contact your agent directly. Some insurers offer optional sewer line coverage as a rider. We also offer flexible financing options to help make repairs more accessible — see our Financing page for details.

Cured-in-place pipe lining is effective for a wide range of issues, including:

• Cracked or fractured pipes
• Root intrusion
• Corrosion and deterioration
• Offset or misaligned joints
• Leaking pipe sections
• Partially collapsed pipes (in some cases)

A camera inspection will help us determine whether your pipe is a good candidate for lining.

No regular maintenance is required after a successful CIPP lining installation. The seamless, jointless liner eliminates the entry points that allow root intrusion, and the smooth interior surface resists buildup better than older pipe materials. You can simply use your sewer system as normal.

The cost depends on the length of pipe to be lined, the diameter of the pipe, and the specific conditions found during the camera inspection. While every job is different, trenchless repair is often comparable to or less expensive than traditional excavation once you factor in the savings on landscape restoration, concrete cutting, and labor for backfill work. We provide clear, transparent quotes after the inspection — no surprise charges.

We serve 19 counties across Central Indiana, including Benton, Boone, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Fountain, Grant, Hamilton, Hendricks, Howard, Madison, Marion, Miami, Montgomery, Putnam, Tippecanoe, Tipton, Warren, and White counties. Visit our Service Areas page for more details, or call us to confirm if we cover your location.

Common signs that your sewer line may need repair include:

• Slow or repeatedly backed-up drains throughout the house
• Gurgling sounds from toilets or drains
• Sewage odors inside or outside
• Unusually lush or wet patches in your yard
• Cracks in your foundation or slab
• Multiple drain clogs happening at the same time

If you're experiencing any of these issues, a camera inspection is the best way to get a definitive diagnosis.