PlumbX repairs commercial sewer lines in Charleston and the Lowcountry without tearing up parking lots, landscaping, or occupied buildings. Trenchless work uses no-dig CIPP lining and pipe bursting so most of the old pipe stays in the ground.

PlumbX specializes in trenchless sewer repair services in Charleston, SC, offering efficient and minimally invasive solutions. We employ two main techniques:

1. Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) Lining: This method involves inserting a flexible tube coated with epoxy resin into the damaged pipe. Once inflated, the resin cures to form a new pipe within the old one, sealing cracks and extending the sewer line’s life without extensive excavation.
2. Pipe Bursting: For severely damaged or collapsed pipes, we use pipe bursting to replace the old line. A new pipe is pulled through the existing one, which bursts apart, allowing the new pipe to take its place with minimal ground disruption.

Both methods save on time, reduce landscape damage, and are cost-effective compared to traditional sewer replacement. Our services include:

• Sewer Camera Inspections to diagnose issues accurately.
• Hydro-jetting for cleaning before lining or after repairs to ensure clear sewer lines.
• Trenchless Repair for both Sewer and Water Lines, ensuring your commercial operations face minimal interruption.

Recent CIPP work

We relined sewer mains inside an occupied College of Charleston residence hall (about 230 linear feet in phase 1, then 215+ feet in phase 2) without relocating students, using UV-cured CIPP. See our work for the writeups.

Do you do trenchless sewer repair in Charleston?

Yes, commercial properties across the Charleston / Lowcountry area, including occupied buildings.

CIPP lining or pipe bursting?

CIPP lines the existing pipe when it is still in place. Pipe bursting replaces a collapsed or undersized line by pulling a new pipe through the old one. Camera inspection decides which.

Is TrenchX a different company?

No. TrenchX is PlumbX’s trenchless division – same license, same team.

Homeowners looking for no-dig pipe repair can start here.