Trenchless Sewer Repair Services in Utah

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Trenchless sewer repairs fix cracked, corroded, or root-filled lines from the inside, usually in a single day, with minimal to no digging across your lawn, driveway, or parking lot. Restore Pipe Systems is a licensed, insured, family-owned trenchless sewer repair company serving Northern Utah, Southern Idaho, and Southwest Wyoming.

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What Is Trenchless Sewer Repair?

Trenchless sewer repairs restore or replace a damaged sewer line through small access points instead of digging trenches that run the length of your property. Two methods do most of the work. Cured-in-place pipe lining rebuilds the existing pipe from the inside. Pipe bursting fractures the old pipe outward while simultaneously pulling a new HDPE pipe into place.

Which one you need comes down to pipe condition. If the old sewer pipe still holds its shape but has cracks, corrosion, or root intrusion, lining is usually the right call. If the existing line has collapsed or lost sections, full replacement through pipe bursting is the better path. Trenchless technology works on cast iron, clay, orangeburg, and PVC sewer lines, across laterals, main lines, and vertical stacks. A camera inspection confirms which repair or replacement fits before anyone touches your yard and landscaping.

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Signs You Need Trenchless Sewer Repair

Most sewer system problems build slowly. You get warning before a line fails outright, and catching it early is often the difference between a repair and a full replacement. Watch for these:

A sewer camera inspection confirms the cause and tells us whether your line qualifies for a trenchless repair. Either way, you get a free second opinion before you commit to anything.

Advanced Trenchless Techniques We Use

No two sewer problems are the same. Some structural pipes are old, some are cracked, some are clogged by tree roots or debris, and some have broken into pieces underground. That is why we look first and recommend after. We are top-rated on Google with 110+ reviews at 4.8 stars across trenchless sewer repair, sewer line repair, CIPP lining, pipe bursting, and hydro jetting.

Whenever you need emergency sewer services, we use one or a combination of the following methods.

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Trenchless Sewer Repair Via CIPP Lining

We perform trenchless sewer repair using CIPP lining methods that fix a damaged sewer line from the inside. A resin-saturated liner slides into the existing pipe and cures in place, sealing cracks, leaks, and root damage without removing the old pipe. Once cured, the line is solid again and ready for decades of service. A cured-in-place liner is built to last around 50 years.

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Pipe Bursting for Sewer Line Replacement

If a sewer line is too far gone to line or has collapsed underground, pipe bursting is often the best solution. A bursting head breaks apart the old pipe outward while simultaneously pulling a new HDPE pipe into place. There is no trench running the length of your yard, and the result is a completely new sewer line rather than a patched one.

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Sewer Camera Inspection and Hydro Jetting

Before any repair, we run a sewer camera inspection to see exactly what is happening inside the line. If buildup, tree roots, or debris are part of the problem, hydro jetting washes everything out and restores proper flow. It is a straightforward step that helps the repair actually last. We only recommend what the pipe condition calls for.

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Trenchless vs Traditional Sewer Repair

The same repair can result in two very different experiences depending on the method followed. Here is how trenchless methods compare to traditional excavation, which digs out the full pipe path and rebuilds the line from scratch.

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Trenchless Solution

Timeline

Most jobs finished in a single day

Lawn

Minimal to no digging, usually one entry and one exit pit

Driveway

Concrete and asphalt generally stay intact

Cost drivers

Pipe length, pipe condition, access points

Disruption

Crews work from small access points

Best for

Cracked, corroded, or root-intruded lines that still hold shape

The Old Way

Traditional Method

Timeline

Typically runs several days

Lawn

Open trench along the full pipe path

Driveway

Cut and replaced where the line runs beneath

Cost drivers

Excavation, backfill, and landscape and concrete restoration

Disruption

Heavy equipment across the property

Best for

Fully collapsed lines or pipes with no viable access

The cost difference is not one line item. Using trenchless repair methods skips most of the excavation, backfill, and restoration work, which is where traditional digging spends much of its budget.

Trenchless Sewer Line Repair for Residential and Commercial Properties

We work with homeowners and property managers on a regular basis. Our trenchless sewer line repair and replacement services cover:

Sewer issues do not just affect pipes. At home, they disrupt everyday routines. On the business side, they slow things down or stop work entirely. We keep that in mind on every job and focus on fixing the problem without turning your property into a construction zone. A vast majority of our trenchless sewer repair and CIPP jobs are finished the same day.

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What We Fix, and How

CIPP lining works across very different buildings, from a single home to a hospital that cannot close. Here is how each one is handled.

Excavation

This is where traditional digging spends much of its budget, and where trenchless saves you the most. Routine trenchless lining needs only one entry point and one exit point rather than an open trench along the full pipe path. You avoid the backfill, and you avoid the bill for putting your lawn, driveway, and concrete back together afterward.

Trenchless Pipe Repair & Replacement

The estimated cost of trenchless pipe repair and replacement in 2026 ranges anywhere from $125 to $175 per linear foot, substantially less than traditional pipe repair and replacement costs. This means total costs can range from $8,500 to $15,000 for most homes, depending on the length and condition of the pipes.

Pipe Bursting & Landscaping

In some cases, the sewer pipe has caved in and collapsed, making routine trenchless sewer repair and replacement difficult. In such cases, pipe bursting is a necessity, requiring two excavations, one at the house and one out in the street. We have the capability to do these excavations, but it adds about $7,500 on top of the pipe bursting cost. The cost for sewer pipe bursting will be about $150 per foot.

Why Choose Us

Here's Why Our Clients Love Us

Many of our jobs are done the same day. Get a free second opinion now and skip the days-long dig.

Since our digging is minimal, you skip the cost of replacing large amounts of landscaping or concrete, and the cleanup traditional pipe replacement causes.

We repair most sewer lines with minimal to no digging, often with just two small pits: one entrance and one exit.

What Utah Homeowners Say About Our Trenchless Work

Slow drains, sewage smells, roots in the line: the problems that bring people to us are stressful, and the fix used to mean weeks of yard damage. These are property owners across Utah who chose trenchless sewer repair instead, and agreed to share how the job actually went.

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Scott has helped me multiple times at 2 different houses with tree roots growing in my pipes at one. Very quick to help & knowledgeable. Highly recommend.

Andie Blossom

Super helpful with major clogged line. Work was completed quickly and efficiently, and cost was much less than competitor. Highly recommend this company and will definitely use for any future needs.

Nancy Ledford

We had a few companies come out and give us a bid on lining some of our sewer line & restore piping were the most professional, kind & fair with pricing! They did a great job & the guys who did the service were top tier! Highly recommend them as a company.

Emma Dutson

Service Areas

Proudly Serving Northern Utah, Southern Idaho and Southwest Wyoming

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Riverside

Box Elder County

Sewer camera inspection, sewer repair, and drain cleaning in Riverside with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Hyrum

Cache County

Drain cleaning and sewer services in Hyrum with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Bountiful

Davis County

Pipe bursting, trenchless sewer repair, and drain cleaning in Bountiful with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Kaysville

Davis County

Plumbing and sewer services in Kaysville with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Farmington

Davis County

Sewer line repair, drain cleaning, and plumbing services in Farmington with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Layton

Davis County

Trenchless sewer repair, pipe bursting, and drain cleaning in Layton with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Clearfield

Davis County

Plumbing and sewer services in Clearfield with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Roy

Weber County

Pipe bursting, sewer repair, and sewer camera inspection in Roy with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Ogden

Weber County

Pipe bursting, trenchless sewer repair, and sewer camera inspection in Ogden with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.

Southern Idaho

Multiple Counties

Sewer repair, drain cleaning, and trenchless pipe restoration across Southern Idaho with no-dig solutions. Free second opinion available.

Southwest Wyoming

Multiple Counties

Sewer repair, drain cleaning, and trenchless pipe restoration across Southwest Wyoming with no-dig solutions. Free second opinion available.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs I might have a cracked or broken sewer line?

Watch for several drains running slow at once, gurgling toilets, or sewage odor indoors. You may also notice water backing up in tubs or sinks, a patch of bright green grass over the line, or clogs that keep returning fast. A sewer camera inspection confirms the cause and shows you exactly what is happening inside the pipe.

Technicians access the pipe through small entry and exit points rather than a trench. For lining, a resin-saturated liner is pulled into the existing pipe and cured in place, forming a new pipe wall inside the old one. For pipe bursting, a head fractures the old pipe outward and pulls a new HDPE pipe into place.

If the pipe still holds its shape but has cracks, corrosion, or root intrusion, cured-in-place lining usually restores it. If the line has collapsed, lost sections, or lost its slope, pipe bursting or a limited excavation is the better path. A camera inspection tells us which, and your second opinion is free.

Trenchless pipe repair is faster and less invasive than traditional digging, which makes it a strong alternative option. We can run hundreds of feet in a single day, which cuts service interruption and protects the yard, driveway, wall, or floor that a full trench would tear up. You also avoid most restoration work afterward.

A cured-in-place liner is built to last around 50 years, similar to a new pipe. The cured resin resists corrosion and root intrusion, which are two of the main reasons older sewer lines fail. A new HDPE pipe installed through pipe bursting is a full replacement built for long-term service.

Yes. We are a trenchless sewer repair company serving Northern and Central Utah, including Logan, Bountiful, Layton, Ogden, and Roy, along with Southern Idaho and Southwest Wyoming. Call 801-564-0089 to find out whether your property is in our service area.

Ready to Fix Your Sewer Line Without Tearing Up Your Yard?

Trenchless sewer repair rebuilds or replaces your damaged line through small access points, so your lawn, driveway, and concrete stay largely intact. Whether you are dealing with slow drains, root intrusion, or a collapsed line, we will tell you honestly what the pipe needs. Call 801-564-0089 for your free second opinion.

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