Serving Greensboro, Winston-Salem and the Triad
Open 8:00am to 5:00pm, 7 days a week
Rated 4.8 on Google
We line cracked and root-damaged sewer and drain pipes from the inside, so your yard and driveway stay intact.
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4.8 on Google
171 reviews from Triad customers
Finding leaks since 1974
The original leak specialists
Local to the Triad
Based in Lexington, NC
Price before work
You approve it before we start
Can it be lined
Most damaged sewer and drain pipes can. A few cannot, and we will tell you which yours is.
Cracks and pinholes
Roots growing in through the joints
Rust and scale inside cast iron
Leaking joints under a slab or driveway
A pipe that has collapsed
A deep sag where water sits
Pipe crushed out of round
A line that is too small for the house
Lining or digging
Compared
Trenchless pipe lining
Dig and replace
Digging
Little or none, through a cleanout
A trench along the whole line
Driveway, slab and landscaping
Left in place
Cut, dug and restored
Time
Usually one day
Several days, plus restoration
Result
A new pipe with no joints, inside the old one
A new pipe
Pipe size
Slightly smaller inside, but smooth
Same or larger
Before and after
The same pipe, before and after lining. Rust, scale and cracks are sealed behind a smooth new wall.
How it works
Our installers are NuFlow certified. Every lining job starts and ends with a camera.
1
We record the pipe and measure it.
2
Roots and scale come out with a hydro jetter.
3
A resin-soaked liner goes in through a cleanout.
4
The liner hardens into a new pipe.
5
You get the footage of the finished pipe.
Before you book
Often, once you count the driveway, slab or landscaping that does not need to be torn out and restored. We price both when both are possible.
Slightly, but the new wall is smooth with no joints, so it flows well.
No. The liner has no joints for roots to get into.
Yes. We clean lined pipe with a hydro jetter.
Reviews
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FAQ
Still not sure what you need? Call and ask. We will tell you straight whether it needs a visit.
Trenchless sewer pipe lining is a no-dig method used to repair damaged sewer lines from the inside. Instead of digging up your yard, a durable liner is inserted into your existing pipe and cured in place, creating a new pipe within the old one.
You may need trenchless sewer pipe lining if you are seeing frequent backups, slow drains, foul odors, or recurring sewer line problems. A camera inspection is the best way to confirm the condition of your pipes.
In many cases, yes. Trenchless pipe lining avoids major excavation, protects your landscaping, and is typically faster to complete. It is often the preferred solution when the existing pipe is still suitable for lining.
Most trenchless liners are designed to last 50 years or more when installed correctly. They create a strong, corrosion-resistant inner pipe that restores full function.
Many trenchless sewer pipe lining jobs can be completed in one day, depending on the length and condition of the pipe. Larger or more complex jobs may take longer.
Not always. If the pipe is severely collapsed or misaligned, a traditional repair or sewer line replacement may be required. That is why we inspect the line before recommending a solution.
No. Trenchless sewer repair requires little to no digging, so your landscaping, driveway, and property stay intact.
Upfront costs can be similar to or slightly higher than traditional methods, but trenchless pipe lining often saves money overall by avoiding excavation, restoration, and longer labor timelines.
Yes. We provide free estimates and inspections so you can understand your options and get clear pricing before any work begins.
Leak detection service area
Leak detection and plumbing from our Lexington office to Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point and the towns around them. Check your town or ZIP code below.
Call and we will camera the line and tell you whether lining is right for it.
