Fast, Non-Invasive Sewer and Water Line Replacement Across Toronto
In Need of Water Line Replaced?
What is Trenchless Drain Replacement?

When Do You Need Trenchless Replacement?
- Recurring sewer backups or drain clogs
- Noticeable water pressure drop
- Pooled water or soggy patches in your yard
- Discoloured or contaminated tap water
- Cracked, corroded, or collapsed pipes on camera inspection
- Root intrusion or broken clay, cast iron, or lead pipes
- Water line made of outdated materials (lead or galvanized steel)
- High water bills due to underground leakage
Trenchless Sewer Line Replacement
Cracked or leaking main sewer lines
Severely blocked or collapsed drain pipes
Clay pipe replacement with modern PVC
Root-damaged or offset joints in old sewer systems
Trenchless Water Line Replacement
- Galvanized or lead water pipes
- Low water pressure due to corrosion
- Main line leaks or pinhole cracks
- Pipes damaged by frost or shifting soil
Our Trenchless Replacement Process
1. Inspection & Assessment
We perform a full camera inspection and evaluate pipe condition, slope, and access points. If trenchless replacement is viable, we’ll provide a detailed quote.
2. Permits & Planning
We handle all required permits with the City of Toronto and locate underground utilities before digging.
3. Entry Pit Creation
Small access pits are created at entry and exit points. These are typically located at the property line and near your foundation.
4. Pipe Bursting or Pulling
We run a bursting head or pulling cable through the existing pipe, destroying it as we pull in the new pipe behind it.
5. Final Connection & Testing
The new sewer or water line is connected, pressure-tested, and inspected for code compliance.
6. Clean Restoration
We restore your lawn, landscaping, or driveway with minimal disruption—no open trench required.

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Why Choose Trenchless Over Traditional Excavation?
Trenchless Replacement:
- Minimal surface disruption
- 1–2 day turnaround
- Low restoration costs
- Durable HDPE or PVC piping
- Ideal for tight or urban properties
- Fewer permit and road closure requirements
Traditional Excavation:
- Major disruption to landscaping, driveways, or walkways
- Typically takes 3–7 days
- High restoration and cleanup costs
- Pipe material varies depending on the contractor
- Requires heavy machinery and open trenching
- More complex permitting process and traffic impact
What Types of Pipes Can Be Replaced Trenchlessly?
- Clay sewer pipes (common in older Toronto homes)
- Cast iron pipes with internal scale and rust
- Lead water lines (no longer code compliant)
- Galvanized steel water lines prone to corrosion
- Orangeburg (fiber) pipes, which deform easily

Trenchless Solutions for Homes, Businesses & Custom Projects
- Homeowners replacing old sewer or water lines
- Property managers upgrading building infrastructure
- Developers and custom home builders needing service installs
- Restaurants and retail with aging underground plumbing
Local Trenchless Experts With Decades of Experience
- Fully licensed and insured contractors
- 24/7 emergency availability
- Detailed inspections and honest assessments
- Transparent, up-front pricing
- No subcontractors—only in-house technicians
- Warranty-backed workmanship
Signs It’s Time to Replace, Not Repair
- You’ve had repeated sewer clogs despite cleaning
- Video inspection shows a sagging or collapsed pipe
- Your pipe material is obsolete or contaminated (lead, Orangeburg)
- You’ve noticed sinkholes or wet spots forming above the pipe path
- You’ve received a city notice regarding your water or sewer service