Trenchless Sewer Line Replacement in Cherry Hill Township, NJ
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A New Sewer Line Without Tearing Up Your Yard
For years, replacing a sewer line in Cherry Hill Township meant one thing. A machine dug a long trench from the house to the street, and the lawn, walkway, or driveway in the way came out with the old pipe.
Trenchless sewer line replacement in Cherry Hill Township changes that. The Sewer Kings uses a method called pipe bursting. It replaces the old line with brand new pipe through two small access holes instead of one long trench.
It is one of the sewer and drain services our crew brings to plumbing and sewer work across Cherry Hill Township. It suits homes where an open trench would cost far more in restoration than the pipe itself. Mature trees, finished driveways, patios, and landscaped front yards all stay in place.
The Sewer Kings is a family-owned company run by brothers Mark and Anthony Papaneri. We added pipe bursting so homeowners can get a new sewer line without losing the yard they worked hard on.
Not every line is a fit, and we say so plainly. Every job starts with a camera inspection that tells us whether pipe bursting is the right call or whether a traditional replacement makes more sense.
Call (856) 474-2746 any time, day or night, for a free estimate.
How Trenchless Pipe Bursting Replaces a Sewer Line
Pipe bursting replaces the old sewer line along the same path it already runs. The old pipe breaks apart underground while the new pipe follows right behind it.
Step One: Locate and Inspect
We run a camera through the line and mark where it starts and ends above ground. We also call in a utility locate so gas, water, and electric lines are marked before anyone digs.
Step Two: Dig Two Small Pits
One pit goes near the house, usually where the line leaves the foundation. The second goes near the street connection or property line. Each pit is only big enough for the equipment and a worker.
Step Three: Burst the Old Pipe and Pull the New One
A steel cable runs through the old pipe. The bursting head attaches to the cable with the new pipe behind it, and a hydraulic puller draws the head through the line. The head breaks the old pipe outward into the soil, and the new pipe fills the space.
Step Four: Connect, Test, and Backfill
We connect the new pipe to your house and to the main, then run a final camera check to prove it flows clean. The pits are backfilled and compacted.
Many residential jobs wrap up in a day or two. The exact timeline depends on the length and depth of the line and what the camera finds at the start.
The New Pipe and the Lines We Can Replace in Cherry Hill Township
Our pipe bursting equipment handles sewer lines from 2 inches up to 6 inches in diameter. That covers most home sewer laterals, and many small commercial lines as well.
The bursting head breaks apart old clay, cast iron, or PVC pipe. Those are the materials found under most homes. Older houses often have clay or cast iron, while newer homes may have plastic lines that have cracked or separated.
The new pipe is high-density polyethylene, known as HDPE. It is fused into one continuous run with no joints for roots to get into.
That matters in a township with so many mature trees. Roots find their way into old pipe through the joints, so a jointless line removes the weak spot that causes so many repeat backups.
The new line also has a smooth inside wall. Waste moves through it without catching on rust, scale, or offset joints the way it did in the old pipe.
When Pipe Bursting Is the Right Fix for a Cherry Hill Township Sewer Line
Pipe bursting works best when the old pipe has failed along its length. Cracked clay pipe, rusted cast iron, and lines full of root intrusion are all good candidates.
It also suits pipe that runs under something you do not want torn out. Driveways, patios, walkways, mature trees, and finished basement floors are exactly the places where an open trench costs the most to put back.
It is not the answer for every line. A pipe that has fully collapsed and filled with soil can be hard to pull through. Very shallow lines, lines with a sag, and lines that run right next to a gas or water service may need open-cut work.
The camera inspection tells us which way to go. You watch the footage with us, so the choice is based on what is actually in the ground.
Homeowners should also know who owns the line. Cherry Hill Township states that the resident is responsible for the sanitary sewer line from the main line connection to the home. Replacing a failed lateral is the owner’s project.
One local crew for every sewer line problem in Cherry Hill Township.
LICENSED, BONDED, AND INSURED IN CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP, NJ
From the camera inspection that finds the break to the final backfill, The Sewer Kings handles the whole trenchless job. Get a free estimate and a clear written quote before any work starts.
Trenchless Replacement vs. Open-Cut Sewer Line Replacement
Both methods end with a new sewer line. The difference is how much of your property gets opened up along the way.
Trenchless Pipe Bursting
Two small access pits replace a long trench. Lawns, driveways, and patios between the pits stay intact, and restoration is limited to the two pit locations.
Open-Cut Replacement
The crew digs along the full run of the pipe, removes the old line, and lays new pipe in the trench. It is the right method when a line is too shallow, too crushed, sagging, or too close to other utilities for bursting.
The Sewer Kings does both. Our excavation crews handle open-cut work in-house. If the camera shows a line is not a fit for bursting, the job does not stall waiting on another company.
Either way, you get the same camera inspection first, the same written quote, and the same crew from start to finish.
For the traditional method, see our page on sewer line replacement in Cherry Hill Township.
Why Choose The Sewer Kings for Trenchless Sewer Line Replacement in Cherry Hill Township
Replacing a sewer line is a big job, and the crew you pick matters. Here is what Cherry Hill Township homeowners get when they call The Sewer Kings.
Camera Inspection First
Every trenchless job begins with a sewer camera survey, so nothing underground is a surprise once work starts.
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured
We pull the permits, follow township code, and coordinate inspections so the job is done right the first time.
Open-Cut Backup When Needed
If a line is too shallow, too crushed, or too close to other utilities, our excavation crews handle it the traditional way.
Family-Owned and Local
Brothers Mark and Anthony Papaneri run the company and the crews. Every property gets treated like it is our own, from the first pit to the final backfill.
Upfront, Honest Quotes
You get a clear written quote before we start. Once you approve the digital quote, we schedule the job, with no surprise charges once the pipe is in the ground.
Available 24/7
A collapsed sewer line does not wait for business hours. Neither do we. Call any time and a real person answers.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Trenchless Sewer Line Replacement in Cherry Hill Township
Many residential jobs wrap up in a day or two. The timeline depends on the length and depth of the line and what the camera inspection finds before work starts.
No, not every line is a fit. A fully collapsed pipe filled with soil, a very shallow line, a line with a sag, or pipe right next to other utilities may need open-cut replacement. A camera inspection tells us which method your line needs.
Yes, The Sewer Kings offers trenchless pipe bursting for homes and small commercial properties in Cherry Hill Township, NJ. Our equipment replaces lines from 2 to 6 inches in diameter. Call (856) 474-2746 for a free estimate.
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