Sewer Repair Solutions built to last 50+ years.

HOW WE CHOOSE

The camera inspection decides the solution, not us.

Most sewer companies show up with one solution in mind. LiningWorks shows up with a camera. Once we can see exactly what is happening inside your line (the crack location, the root mass, the pipe material, the belly depth), the right solution becomes obvious.

CIPP lining handles the majority of what we see in Charlotte. Pipe bursting is the call when the host pipe is too far gone to line. Hydro jetting clears the blockage when there is no structural damage. Descaling preps cast iron for a liner. Replacement is the last resort, and we will tell you honestly when that is the right answer.

Every solution we offer carries the same guarantee: one flat price agreed in writing before we start, and a camera verification after the work is done so you can see the finished result.

CATCH PROBLEMS EARLY

Why timing changes which solution you need.

Trenchless solutions only work while the host pipe still holds its shape. Every month a failing line goes undiagnosed, options shrink and cost grows. Four reasons to act before the line gives up.

• CIPP lining requires the host pipe to hold its shape

  A cracked line can still be lined. A collapsed line cannot. Once the pipe fails completely, the job moves from a one-day trenchless install to excavation, with the cost to match.
• Roots caught early mean jetting or lining, not bursting

  Hairline root intrusion is a hydro-jet or lining job. A fully blocked line with structural damage is a pipe-bursting job. Early diagnosis keeps the simpler, less expensive solution on the table.
• Trenchless solutions protect everything above ground

  Mature trees, driveways, hardscape, and landscaping all survive a CIPP or bursting job. Waiting until the pipe collapses forces excavation that kills what is above.
• A scheduled repair beats an emergency every time

  Emergency callouts, weekend rates, and same-day mobilisation add cost before a shovel hits the ground. A planned trenchless job is always less expensive than a panic repair.