Material confirmation
The camera shows whether the pipe is Orangeburg.

Pipe Bursting & Replacement
Orangeburg is a bituminous fiber pipe from the mid-1900s. When it fails, trenchless replacement is often the best way out.
Call or text today615-431-3789Orangeburg Pipe Replacement
Orangeburg pipe was used for sewer lines in many mid-century homes. It is made of wood fiber and pitch, and over time it softens, deforms and crumbles. Signs include repeated backups, a pipe that looks squeezed oval on camera and sections that have collapsed.
We replace Orangeburg lines across Middle Tennessee, including Nashville neighborhoods built in that era. We confirm the pipe material on camera, plan the route and replace it with new plastic pipe, often using pipe bursting to avoid a full trench.
What you get
The camera shows whether the pipe is Orangeburg.
Route, depth and tie-ins mapped out.
A durable plastic pipe replaces the fiber pipe.
A final run confirms the new line.
The process
Identify it on camera.
Install new pipe.
Test and inspect.
FAQ
Often it is too soft or deformed for lining, so replacement is usually the better choice. We check on camera.
Older homes may have it. A camera inspection shows the pipe material.
Often yes, by pipe bursting. Some sites need spot excavation.
Service areas
From Clarksville to Shelbyville and Dickson to Cookeville, pick your city to see the trenchless work we handle in your part of Middle Tennessee.
Not on the list? Call 615-431-3789. We take projects across Middle Tennessee.
Call, text or send the form. Tell us what your sewer or drain line is doing and we will take it from there.