What is pipe bursting?
Pipe bursting replaces a sewer without a trench. A bursting head is pulled through the old pipe, breaking it outward into the soil while a new seamless pipe follows it into place, from small pits at each end.
How much does pipe bursting cost?
At Gold Seal, bursting starts from $12,691 for up to 50 feet, $13,454 for up to 100 feet and $15,564 for up to 200 feet. Excavation equipment, a required cleanout and permits are their own lines on the written estimate, which is free.
When is bursting better than lining?
When the old pipe is collapsed, badly deformed or too far gone to hold a liner, such as Orangeburg, or when you want a full-size new pipe rather than a liner inside the old one. Bursting can also upsize the line.
Can bursting fix a sagging sewer line?
Only partly. Bursting follows the existing path, so a significant belly generally stays a belly. Correcting the slope means digging up and re-bedding that section, which the camera shows before we recommend a method.
Can I finance a sewer replacement?
Yes. Most of our sewer customers pay over time, with the Wells Fargo Home Projects credit card and its special promotional offers where available. Credit is subject to approval.