Works from existing access
The pipe is reached through a cleanout, a manhole or another opening that already exists. Lawns, drives and floors stay put.
Underground pipe repair · Nashville & Middle TN
Fix the pipe. Keep the yard.
Evo Pipe repairs sewer and underground pipes from the inside with CIPP lining and other trenchless methods. No trench through your lawn, driveway or patio when your pipe allows it, and a straight answer when it does not.
- No dig
- Small access pit
- Targeted dig
AfterBeforeDrag to compare: an open trench or a no-dig repair. Illustrative scene.
Underground, with the lights on.
Eight things go wrong with buried pipe. Tap one and see what it is, how you can tell and how it is fixed.
Underground, with the lights on
Pick a problem on the pipe and see what causes it, what it looks like and how it is repaired.
Roots at a joint
Fine roots enter an open joint and grow into a mat that catches paper and grease.
- Backups that return
- Slow drains
- Large trees near the line
Usually repaired by
No digUsually done through a cleanout or existing opening
Cut the roots, then seal the joints so they cannot return.
Three dig levels.
Every service on this site carries one of these badges, so you know what to expect before you call.
One or two small pits
One or two small, neat pits at the ends of the run. Everything between them stays as it was.
A short, planned excavation
A short, planned excavation at the spot that failed. We keep it as small as the pipe and the site allow.
Five layers of repair work.
From the camera at the start to the property you manage at the end, every service has a page of its own.
CIPP Pipe Lining
A new pipe cured inside the old one: full-length liners, laterals, mains, spot repairs, UV and hot-water cures and the reinstatement that follows.
Trenchless Replacement Methods
When a pipe has to be replaced rather than lined: pipe bursting, trenchless replacement, sliplining, directional drilling and spray coating.
Inspection and Preparation
Camera inspections, hydro-jetting, root cutting, descaling, locating and the verification that proves the finished pipe.
- Pre-Lining Camera Inspection
- Hydro-Jetting Before Lining
- Root Cutting Before Lining
- Descaling and Cast Iron Prep
Problems We Repair
Roots, cracks, offset joints, collapses, Orangeburg, clay, cast iron, leaks, infiltration, bellies and pipe under slabs, trees and pools.
- Root Intrusion Repair
- Cracked and Broken Pipe Repair
- Offset and Separated Joints
- Collapsed and Deteriorated Pipe
By Property and Situation
Homes, HOAs and townhomes, restaurants and commercial buildings, buyers and sellers, portfolios and pre-project checks.
- Home Sewer Lateral Repair
- HOA, Condo and Townhome Repair
- Commercial and Restaurant Repair
- Buyer and Seller Planning
Where most jobs start.
Each card shows how much digging the service usually involves.
A-01CIPP LiningFull-Length CIPP LiningA resin-soaked liner is cured inside your old sewer pipe from end to end, leaving a smooth new…Small access pitSee the service 
A-02CIPP LiningLateral CIPP LiningThe lateral is the pipe that carries everything from your house to the street main. Lining it renews…No digSee the service 
A-04CIPP LiningSpot and Point RepairWhen a camera shows damage in only one or two places, a short patch liner can repair them…No digSee the service 
B-01MethodsPipe BurstingA bursting head breaks the old pipe outward and pulls a brand-new pipe into its place, replacing the…Small access pitSee the service 
D-01ProblemsRoot Intrusion RepairRoots enter through joints and cracks. We cut them out, then line the pipe so the openings they…No digSee the service 
A-08CIPP LiningLining Under Driveways and SlabsWhen the broken pipe sits beneath concrete, a garage floor or a finished room, lining it from existing…No digSee the service 
C-01InspectionPre-Lining Camera InspectionEvery trenchless repair starts with a recorded camera run through the pipe, so the repair method fits what…No digSee the service 
E-03PropertiesCommercial and Restaurant RepairA failing sewer line can close a restaurant. We plan trenchless repair around your hours, your kitchen and…Small access pitSee the service What a no-dig repair leaves behind.
Drag the handle. Nine illustrated scenes show a damaged pipe or a torn-up yard beside the trenchless result.
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AfterBeforeIllustrative scenes created to show typical conditions before and after a trenchless repair. They are not photos of past jobs.
Six steps, no trench.
Every Evo Pipe repair follows the same order, so nothing is skipped.
- 01
Inspect
A recorded camera run shows the pipe’s material, length, bends, defects and connections, and a locator marks its path.
- 02
Clean
Roots, scale and debris are cut and jetted out so the new pipe has a clean surface to seat on.
- 03
Line or replace
A liner is installed inside the old pipe, or the pipe is replaced by bursting or a small, targeted dig.
- 04
Cure
The liner is hardened with hot water, steam or ultraviolet light while temperatures and timing are monitored.
- 05
Reconnect
Side connections are reopened from inside the pipe and cleanouts are restored.
- 06
Verify
A final camera pass records the finished pipe, and you keep the video.
Watch a liner go in.
A simplified cutaway of a CIPP lining job, one step at a time.
Plan it, then call us.
Eight free tools: method matchmaker, symptom checker, report decoder, cost compare and more.
Repair Method MatchmakerTell us what the camera or your drains show and see which repair methods fit, with the amount of digging each one involves.Open the tool Dig vs No-Dig Disruption ComparePick what sits above your pipe and see how much of it a trench would take out, next to a trenchless repair.Open the tool CIPP Lining Process SimulatorWatch a liner go in, inflate, cure and reopen its connections, one step at a time, in a cutaway of a sewer line.Open the tool Sewer Line Symptom CheckerSlow drains, gurgles, smells, wet lawn spots: tick what you notice and see the likely causes and what to check next.Open the tool Sewer Camera Report DecoderCracks, roots, offsets, bellies, scale: pick what the report says and see what it means and how serious it usually is.Open the tool Sewer Pipe Age and Material PlannerYear built and tree cover point to the likely pipe material, its usual weak points and when a camera check makes sense.Open the tool Sewer Lateral Length and Liner PlannerEnter how far your cleanout is from the street and see what a lining job usually needs to know.Open the tool Trenchless vs Dig Cost ComparisonSet a trenchless option beside a trench, restoration included, with editable placeholder prices.Open the tool
Learn what is under your yard.
Forty plain-English guides on CIPP, sewer lines, trenchless methods and planning a repair.
GUIDE 01 · CIPP LiningWhat Is CIPP Pipe Lining?A plain-English explanation of cured-in-place pipe, how it works and where it fits in sewer repair.2 min read 
GUIDE 04 · CIPP LiningCIPP vs Open-Cut ExcavationA fair comparison of lining and digging, including the times when digging is still the right call.2 min read 
GUIDE 10 · Sewer Lines 101Signs of a Failing Sewer LineSeven warning signs that the pipe under your yard needs a look, from slow drains to sinking lawns.2 min read 
GUIDE 09 · Sewer Lines 101How Your Sewer Lateral WorksThe pipe you cannot see carries everything from your house to the street. Here is how it is laid out.2 min read 
GUIDE 19 · Planning a RepairQuestions to Ask a Trenchless ContractorA practical list for homeowners, boards and managers before hiring anyone to line, burst or replace a pipe.2 min read 
GUIDE 29 · Trenchless MethodsWhen Trenchless Is Not the AnswerTrenchless is wonderful, but it is not magic. Here are the situations where digging still makes sense.2 min read Nashville and 35 more Middle TN cities.
Pick your city to see what the ground and the pipe tend to look like there.
Trenchless repair, answered.
What does trenchless pipe repair mean?
It means repairing or replacing an underground pipe without digging a continuous trench. Methods include CIPP lining, pipe bursting and sliplining, working from cleanouts, manholes or small pits.
Is trenchless repair always possible?
No. A collapsed pipe, a serious sag or a failed fitting can need excavation. A recorded camera inspection shows which method fits, and we say so plainly.
What is CIPP?
Cured-in-place pipe. A resin-soaked liner is installed in the old pipe and cured until it hardens, forming a new pipe inside the old one.
How much does trenchless repair cost?
It depends on pipe length, diameter, access, preparation and method. Our cost tools show factors with placeholder ranges, and we quote your job after a camera inspection.
Fix the pipe. Keep the yard.
Tell us about your pipe and we will suggest a camera inspection and the least disruptive repair that fits.