I want to replace about 300 feet of old 8" sanitary sewer. I do NOT want to use open cut, as telephone poles and storm sewers are close, if not right on top, of this sanitary line. Plus, it's in a tight corridor with plenty of traffic.
The "sewer cleaning guys" think there is a collapse in the pipe.
Can pipe bursting be used to replace a pipeline even if there is a collapse in it? If not, what about direction drilling?
I don't think directional drilling is an option, because the slope is very low, and directional drilling isn't accurate for slopes of .20%
So, can pipebursting be used on lines even if there is a collapse? Any other ideas?
The "sewer cleaning guys" think there is a collapse in the pipe.
Can pipe bursting be used to replace a pipeline even if there is a collapse in it? If not, what about direction drilling?
I don't think directional drilling is an option, because the slope is very low, and directional drilling isn't accurate for slopes of .20%
So, can pipebursting be used on lines even if there is a collapse? Any other ideas?