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Performing A Trenchless Sewerline Repair



Trenchless repairs are a less invasive option to repairing sewer line problems compared to traditional sewer repairs. With traditional sewer repair, there is much digging and excavation to remove broken and cracked pipes. The trenchless method can repair pipes underneath existing structures without disturbing them. Here, we have Smart Plumbers technician Federico and his crew performing this kind of repair on a customer's line.



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  1. SMART Plumbing HawaiiJanuary 30, 2021 at 3:23 AM

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