A couple plans to put their house up for sale, but they know that is impossible without first replacing a broken sewer line on the property. Another homeowner just bought a house but realizes now that ...

Repairing sewer lines used to be a laborious process that required excavating pipes in order to fix the problem. This could take several days, and costs associated with the repairs were significant.

A team from Hoffman Brothers performs a camera video inspection for a client. As our homes and business properties age, piping and sewer lines take a silent beating below our trees, yards and ...

Should You Reline or Replace Your Pipes? Pipes wear out, just like any other plumbing component. That's why they will need to be replaced or repaired at some point in the future, or leaks will ...

HammerHead Trenchless, a leading manufacturer of trenchless installation, rehabilitation, and replacement solutions for underground utility infrastructure, today announced a new addition to its ...

Trenchless pipe replacement uses advanced equipment to repair or replace underground sewer lines without digging up large areas of property. Unlike traditional methods, trenchless solutions preserve ...

Welcome to Ask A Trainer from F.H. Furr, where home improvement questions from local homeowners are answered. Recently, an inquiry came in from someone who had been told by another company that they ...

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston County is working to use a new and innovative no-dig method to fix aging stormwater pipes around the county, and prevent sinkholes with minimal disruption ...

COLUMBIA FALLS, Mont. (AP) - Inside Roddie Inc. last week, a crew was hard at work building a trenchless-pipe-replacement empire that is starting to span the globe. Machines whirred and slivers of ...

NEW YORK, Sept. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- According to a new comprehensive report from The Insight Partners, the global trenchless pipe relining market is observing significant growth owing to growing ...

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - Charleston County Public Works is working to repair stormwater pipes in a much less invasive and disruptive way. They’re now using “trenchless” technology so they can ...