Trenchless pipe repair is a method of repairing or replacing underground pipes without the need to dig large trenches. This method involves using specialized equipment and techniques to access the damaged pipe and make repairs or replacements from the inside.

There are several types of trenchless pipe repair methods, including:

1. Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining: This method involves inserting a flexible fabric tube coated with resin into the damaged pipe. The tube is then inflated and cured with heat, time, hot water, or UV light to create a new, durable lining inside the existing pipe.
2. Pipe bursting: This method involves breaking apart the damaged pipe and pulling a new pipe through the existing space. This is done using a hydraulic machine that pulls the new pipe through the old pipe while breaking apart the old pipe.
3. Slip lining: This method involves inserting a smaller diameter pipe into the damaged pipe and then sealing the gap between the two pipes. This creates a new, smooth interior surface for the pipe and strengthens the existing pipe.

Trenchless pipe repair has several advantages over traditional pipe repair methods, including reduced disruption to the surrounding environment, faster completion times, and lower costs. This method is commonly used in urban areas where digging trenches can be difficult and expensive. It is especially beneficial when pipes are not accessible, such as under a concrete slab or below garden hardscapes such as a pool area.

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