Trenchless Sewer Replacement in Gilroy & Santa Clara County
Replace Your Sewer Line Without Tearing Up Your Yard.
A Smarter Way to Replace Damaged Sewer Lines
If your sewer line is beyond repair, you don’t have to destroy your landscaping or driveway. Fantastic Rooter Plumbing offers trenchless sewer replacement in Santa Clara County, using modern methods to install new sewer pipes with minimal digging. Homeowners across Gilroy, San Jose, Santa Clara, and Los Gatos count on us to replace failing lines quickly—with lasting results and less mess.
Our Trenchless Sewer Services
We replace cracked, collapsed, or root-filled pipes using efficient, minimally invasive solutions.
Pipe Lining
Insert a new lining into the existing pipe structure.
Full-Length Replacements
Install new sewer lines from home to street.
Pipe Bursting
Break and replace old lines in one step.
Root-Damaged Pipes
Replace pipes overtaken by tree roots.
Permit & Code Compliance
We handle the paperwork and meet city standards.
What to Expect from Our Service
After inspecting your line with a sewer camera, we’ll explain your replacement options. If trenchless is right for your situation, we’ll perform the work quickly and with minimal impact to your home.
On-time arrival and respectful service
Upfront pricing before any work begins
Clean work areas and full haul-away of old equipment
Clear explanations of repair vs. replacement options
Emergency availability when you need us most
Trenchless Sewer Replacement Questions? We’ve Got Answers.
Trenchless Sewer Replacement Questions? We’ve Got Answers.
Frequent backups, sewer odors, lawn indentations, and gurgling fixtures are common signs of collapsed or severely damaged pipes.
Is trenchless sewer replacement always possible?
Not always. The existing pipe’s location, soil condition, and damage extent must be assessed. We’ll recommend the best method for your property.
How long does trenchless replacement take?
Most projects are completed in one to two days, depending on pipe length and access.
Will I need permits?
Yes—and we’ll handle the permit process and coordinate any city inspections required.
Does trenchless cost more than traditional digging?
The upfront cost can be similar or slightly higher, but trenchless saves money on restoration (landscaping, driveways, etc.) and is often more efficient overall.
