Trenchless Sewer Repair

Trenchless Sewer Repair Services in Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky

Sometimes materials fail, and sewer lines develop holes or cracks. Rather than replacing your entire sewer line, Apollo Home’s trenchless sewer repair allows us to repair individual sections of sewer lines without digging an enormous trench in your yard.

Our expert plumbers in Cincinnati and Kentucky are prepared and knowledgeable in our no-dig trenchless sewer pipe repairs. We employ two primary methods to repair your sewer without making a massive mess of your landscaping: pipe bursting and slip lining.

No-Dig Pipe Relining Services

Our well-trained, certified plumbers can clean out any blockages and clogs, inspect your main sewer line with a camera, and determine if your sewer line requires repair or replacement. We will walk you through your options one at a time, with transparent pricing and financing options.

Relining a pipe without digging saves money and keeps your yard intact. There are a few options for these trenchless sewer pipe repairs, and our certified plumbers will help you determine the best solution for your situation.

Slip Lining No-Dig Sewer Pipe Repair

Slip lining is a method that adds an epoxy liner to your existing sewer pipe, sealing any holes and damage. This process can significantly extend the lifetime of your sewer pipe. A form of slip lining called cured-in-place pipe involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into the pipe and using heat to expand and cure it. While the new pipe inside has a slightly smaller diameter, its smooth interior prevents matter from clinging and causing clogs.

Hiring experienced plumbers for this delicate work is important to ensure proper sealing and durability. Our Apollo Home plumbers receive extensive training and continued education to provide reliable service.

Slip Line Pipe Replacement

Slip lining keeps the original pipe in place. An epoxy liner is placed inside the original line, sealing any cracks or gaps it may have had. One form of slip lining is a cured-in-place pipe. It is a resin-saturated liner placed in the pipe and then expanded and cured into place with heat.

• Less Digging: While pipe bursting doesn’t require an entire trench to be dug, it still does require more digging than slip-line replacements.
• More Affordable: Slip line replacement is generally more affordable than pipe bursting.