When your sewer line needs attention, you typically face two main repair methods: traditional digging or trenchless pipe repair. Understanding the differences helps you pick the right solution for your home.

Traditional pipe repair involves excavating a trench along the entire length of the damaged pipe. This process is highly disruptive to your yard, landscaping, and sometimes even driveways or walkways. It's labor-intensive, often takes longer, and requires significant restoration work afterward, adding to the overall cost.

Trenchless pipe repair, conversely, minimizes disruption. Methods like pipe lining or pipe bursting require only one or two small access points. A new pipe is installed within the old one without extensive digging. This saves your yard, reduces labor, and shortens project timelines. It's a faster, cleaner, and often more cost-effective approach when considering the total project expense, including property restoration.

Choose the method that fits your needs and property. For efficient trenchless pipe repair in Chatham, NJ, contact Sewer Surgeons. Get a lasting solution with minimal fuss. Schedule a consultation today!