Utah Pipebursting specializes in trenchless pipe replacement. This method allows your broken, aging, and failing sewer lines to be replaced quickly and easily. Because we do not dig a trench to replace your broken pipes, your lawn and landscaping remain untouched. Instead, we cut a small hole next to your house and use our machinery to pull a new, flexible pipe into place. This method is more affordable than traditional trench-style replacements. We also take the extra step of protecting your lawn with tarps and plywood so no unsightly tracks are left behind.

"I’m Jay, the owner and founder of Utah Pipebursting. I have been doing trenchless pipebursting in Utah since 2001 and have completed over five hundred sewer lateral and sewer main replacements for both residential and commercial properties. I have worked in the sewer and trenchless industries since 1993 and in construction trades for over 30 years.

Utah Pipebursting’s method of sewer lateral / sewer main replacement is a no-dig trenchless technology that is non-destructive to your yard or landscaping. By making a small incision like hole next to your home, usually 3 foot by 5 foot, Utah Pipebursting can save your yard, landscaping, driveway and structures. We at Utah Pipebursting take the extra precaution of covering your grass with a poly tarp and plywood before beginning to work so there are no “track marks” or dirt and rocks in your grass.

When dealing with underground or trenchless sewer line replacement it is extremely important that your contractor is experienced. Many utilities are buried in the road, park strip, under the sidewalk and even on your property. Knowing the possible dangers and how to avoid them should not be learned on your property and at the expense of your landscaping.

What I bid is what you pay. Everytime."

-- Jay Garrett

Remember replace your pipe not your yard!

Orangeburg pipe is a material that was used from the late 1800’s until the 1970’s. It is relatively weak and can break easily as it is made from tar and wood pulp. Orangeburg is rated to last for only 50 years. If your home was built in this timeframe, you could be at risk for pipes breaking. It is no longer used in construction for this reason. Utah Pipebursting can replace your Orangeburg with new pipe that will not break or be compromised by tree roots.