Trenchless Pipe Repair
Zero Dig Pipe Restoration Services
Roto-Rooter's Zero-Dig Pipe Restoration Services can bring most old sewers and drainpipes back to life without digging trenches to repair or replace them. Little to no digging is required.
These services can be performed on residential or commercial pipes. Most work is done remotely, underground through a cleanout access port. If you don't have a cleanout access port, a modest access shaft may be dug to reach the pipe, install an access port, and perform all necessary repairs.
Zero-Dig Pipe Restoration Service allows you to avoid expensive collateral damage to:
- Landscaping
- Trees
- Slabs
- Sidewalks
- Driveways
- Parking lots
Suite of Services
Depending on the problem, Roto-Rooter offers several possible trenchless solutions to get your damaged pipe back up and running again. All our Zero-Dig services begin with descaling. Next, our expertly trained technicians will provide options and recommend the next best steps.
*All services not available from all locations.
Why Choose Roto-Rooter
- Emergency Service
- Available 24/7
- Licensed & Insured
- Well Known Reputation
- Trusted & Recommended Since 1935
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How to prevent spring flooding?
- Test your sump pump by pouring a few buckets of water into the sump pit. The pump should quickly turn on, discharge the water then shut off without any problems.
- Install a battery backup for your sump pump.
- Make sure yard drains, gutters and downspouts are cleaned out, open, and free of debris.
- Check for bird nests in plumbing vent pipes.
- Check faucets and hose bibs to make sure water flows freely. If an outdoor faucet drips or if there is leakage inside your home the first time the hose is turned on, you may have had a frozen pipe that cracked and needs to be replaced.