Services

Trenchless sewer repair in Vancouver

Start with sewer-lateral evidence, then compare lining, bursting, localized repair or open-cut work. Drainage and sump requests need a separate scope; an independent provider confirms fit.

  • Trenchless sewer repair

    Compare sewer-lateral repair methods against camera evidence and site conditions. Trenchless can reduce open digging when suitable; access work may still be needed.

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  • Sewer pipe lining

    A cured-in-place (CIPP) liner renews a suitable existing pipe. A qualified provider checks condition, alignment, connections and access before recommending it.

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  • Pipe bursting

    Pulls a replacement along the old route by breaking out the existing pipe. Access pits, nearby utilities and connections must be reviewed.

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  • Hydro jetting

    High-pressure water clears grease, scale, roots, and sediment so the line can flow again, often before lining or repair.

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  • Drain cleaning

    Cable or jet clearing depends on the obstruction and pipe condition. Recurring clogs warrant a qualified assessment rather than assuming clearing repairs the line.

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  • Video drain inspection

    Ask what the camera record covers, where access prevented inspection and whether you will receive footage and findings before pricing a repair.

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  • Sewer line replacement

    Where lining does not fit, ask the provider to compare localized repair, open-cut replacement or a hybrid. Confirm access, permits and surface restoration in the scope.

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  • Backwater valve installation

    A suitable backwater valve can help reduce sewer-backup risk. Ask your insurer about your policy’s coverage and any installation or maintenance requirements.

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  • French drain installation

    Moves groundwater away from foundations, slopes, and retaining walls using proper fabric, drain rock, and discharge routing.

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  • Catch basin cleaning

    Vacuum, jet, and camera checks for yard, patio, and parkade catch basins so surface water has somewhere to go.

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  • Sump pump installation

    New or replacement sump systems, with battery backup options where it makes sense, tied into the drainage that feeds the pit.

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  • Urgent drain help

    Active backups or basement flooding require prompt professional attention. This request website does not confirm emergency dispatch or provider availability.

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Check what the lining quote actually renews

A lining proposal can cover a local defect, a longer run, or a particular connection. Ask the provider to mark the start and end on the inspection route, identify any branches or connections in scope, and name the sections that remain unchanged. A short patch and a full-run liner are not like-for-like quotes.

Before choosing, ask which visible finding supports that boundary, whether further inspection is separately priced, and what limitations remain outside it. Agree how the completed installation will be inspected and documented, including whether relevant connections remain usable and which footage, findings and product records you receive. These are scope-comparison questions; suitability, design, installation and acceptance criteria require qualified review for the actual pipe.

Read NASSCO’s pipe rehabilitation overview

Ready to plan the next look at your sewer line?

Call or send a short service request with the symptoms, access, and property context. A responding provider confirms the appropriate next step.

Requests from Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, New Westminster and nearby areas require provider coverage confirmation.

Or call (778) 770-4661 ext. 201