Trenchless Sewer Repair in Midvale, UT

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Dealing with sewer line problems is never fun. Whether it’s a sudden backup, soggy patches in the yard, or bad smells coming from your drains, sewer issues tend to cause a lot of stress in a short amount of time. But fixing them doesn’t have to turn your entire property into a construction zone. At Rare Breed Plumbing, we offer trenchless sewer repair to homeowners and businesses in Midvale, UT. Using advanced trenchless technology, we’re able to fix or replace your sewer line without all the digging, mess, and downtime that comes with traditional repair. It’s quick, clean, and built to last.

Slow Draining Fixtures: If your sinks, tubs, or showers are draining slower than usual, and you’ve already ruled out simple clogs, it could be a deeper sewer line issue. When multiple drains act up at once, it’s often a sign your main sewer line is partially blocked or damaged.

Foul Odors Around the House: Smelling sewage indoors or out? That’s never a good sign. A cracked or collapsed pipe can allow sewer gas to escape, creating an unmistakable smell that won’t go away on its own. It means your sewer line needs professional attention fast.

Soggy or Sunken Spots in the Yard: If your yard has mysterious wet patches, or the ground feels soft even when it hasn’t rained, a leaking sewer line may be to blame. Damaged sewer lines allow wastewater to seep into the soil, which can lead to serious property damage over time.

Frequent Backups or Gurgling Toilets: Backed-up drains and toilets that bubble or gurgle when you flush are usually signs of deeper sewer line problems. These symptoms often point to tree roots in the line, cracks in the pipe, or buildup inside old pipe that’s seen better days.

Unexplained Spike in Water Bills: If your water bill suddenly jumps but your usage hasn’t changed, you could have a leak underground. While sewer leaks don’t always affect your water usage, in some cases, they’re tied to broken pipes that affect your overall plumbing system.

Initial Camera Inspection: We start with a detailed camera inspection of your existing sewer lines. This lets us pinpoint the location and type of damage—whether it’s a blockage, crack, collapsed section, or root intrusion—and plan the right solution.

Diagnosis and Estimate: After inspecting the line, we explain what’s going on and walk you through your options. Whether you need pipe relining or pipe bursting, we’ll recommend the best approach and give you a free estimate with an honest price.

Access Point Preparation: Instead of digging up the whole yard, we create two small access points to reach the affected area. This means less disruption to your lawn, patio, or driveway and a cleaner repair process from start to finish.

Trenchless Pipe Repair: We use either pipe lining or pipe bursting, depending on the damage. Lining creates a new pipe inside the old one, while bursting breaks apart the damaged sewer line and pulls a new pipe into place. Both methods are strong, reliable, and long-lasting.

Final Inspection and Cleanup: We finish with a second camera inspection to make sure everything looks great. Then we clean up the worksite, remove our equipment, and leave your property looking like we were never there—only now, your sewer line is working like it should.

Long-Lasting Durability: Trenchless solutions use materials that are built to last 50 years or more. Whether you’re lining your existing pipe or installing a brand-new one, you’re getting a repair that holds up against tree roots, corrosion, and shifting soil.

Minimal Disruption to Your Property: Say goodbye to huge trenches through your garden or torn-up driveways. With trenchless sewer repair, we only need two small access points, which means less mess and less need for landscape restoration after the job is done.

Cost-Effective Overall: While the initial cost might be close to traditional repair, trenchless methods save you money on landscaping, concrete work, and long-term maintenance. You’re paying for quality service that won’t cost you more later.

Quick Turnaround Time: We can usually complete a trenchless pipe repair in a single day. That means fewer interruptions to your daily life or business operations and faster peace of mind.

No Heavy Equipment or Excavation: Because we don’t dig long trenches, we don’t need massive excavation equipment. That helps reduce noise, clutter, and the risk of accidental property damage.

Environmentally Friendly: Trenchless technology is easier on the environment. It avoids disturbing tree roots and soil structures and minimizes the release of pollutants that sometimes occur during full-scale digging operations.

Local and Neighborly: We’re not just another plumbing company. We’re based right here in Utah, and we take pride in serving our community with care, respect, and accountability.

Customer Satisfaction First: From your first phone call to the final inspection, we focus on your experience. Clear communication, timely service, and a clean job site are all part of what we do.

Licensed and Experienced Utah Plumbers: Our team is fully licensed and insured, with years of experience in everything from pipe repair to full sewer line replacement.

Options That Fit Your Needs: We offer both trenchless and traditional sewer repair, so you’ll always get the method that works best for your property—not just what’s easiest for us.

Transparent Pricing: You’ll get a free estimate with an honest price, no hidden fees or surprises. We believe in upfront communication and doing things the right way.

Quality Work, Every Time: We don’t cut corners. Our technicians bring reliable service, expert skills, and a commitment to getting the job done right the first time.