Trenchless sewer replacement works by installing a new pipe by pulling it through the existing pipe using a cable and specialized head. This process eliminates the need for extensive digging and disruption to the surrounding area, making it a more efficient and less invasive method of sewer line replacement. The process requires use of specialized plumbing equipment and expert training. Here’s the process broken down into steps: • Access Points - First, we create two access points at either end of the section of sewer line that needs replacement. ​ • Cable Installation - A cable is fed through one access point and guided to the other. This cable will serve as a pathway for the new pipe. ​ • Pipe Attachment - The cable is connected to a specialized head, which in turn is attached to the new pipe. This head is designed to break apart the old pipe and guide the new pipe into place. ​ • Hydraulic Pulling - Using a hydraulic machine, we pull the cable from one access point to the other. As the cable is pulled, the head breaks up the old pipe and simultaneously lays the new pipe in its place.