Key takeaways
- The job starts with a camera inspection and a plan.
- Cleaning and preparation come before lining.
- Water use is limited for part of a day.
- The job ends with a final camera check and cleanup.
Before the day
We inspect the line, explain the findings and agree on a method. Permits, utility locates and any notices are arranged.
You decide which drains and fixtures to stay off during the work.
On the day
The crew protects the work area, sets up equipment, cleans the pipe and installs the liner or the new pipe. Lining needs time to cure, so plan for a part of the day without water use.
Bursting involves two small pits and a pull of the new pipe.
After the work
We reopen connections, run the camera to verify the result and test flow. Pits are backfilled and restored, and the area is cleaned.
You receive footage and a short summary.
Afterward
Use drains normally, avoid flushing wipes and keep an eye on any restored areas. A camera check now and then keeps you informed.
Call us with any questions.
Quick answers
Do I need to be home?
It helps at the start and the end. Otherwise we just need access.
How long without water?
Plan for part of a day for lining. We give you a clear window.
