Trenchless sewer repair typically takes a day or two, depending on the extent of the damage and the method used. Pipe lining, which involves inserting and curing a liner within the existing pipe, can often be completed within a single day. Pipe bursting, which replaces the old pipe with a new one, may take slightly longer but is usually still faster than traditional excavation.
The quick turnaround minimizes inconvenience for homeowners and business owners, who can resume normal use of their sewer systems much sooner. Overall, trenchless repair is significantly faster than traditional methods, which can take a week or more due to extensive digging and restoration needs.