Las Vegas sits on a unique combination of expansive clay and caliche soils that behave unlike soil in most other cities. When the rare desert rain arrives, these soils absorb moisture and swell — then shrink and crack as they dry out. This constant expansion and contraction cycle puts enormous stress on underground sewer pipes, causing joints to separate, pipes to crack, and roots to find every opening.
Homes built in the 1960s–1980s across Summerlin, Henderson, Green Valley, and the older neighborhoods near downtown Las Vegas still have their original clay or cast-iron sewer laterals. These pipes were never designed to last this long — and Las Vegas soils have been working against them for decades.
Most trenchless sewer replacements in Las Vegas are completed in a single day. Here's exactly what happens from first call to final inspection.
We run a high-definition camera through your sewer line to pinpoint the exact location and nature of the problem — cracks, offsets, root intrusion, or collapse.
We dig just two small pits — one at your home's cleanout and one near the street connection. No trenches. Your yard, driveway, and landscaping stay intact.
Depending on your pipe's condition, we either burst the old pipe and pull new HDPE pipe through (pipe bursting) or install a resin-cured liner inside the existing pipe (CIPP lining).
We run a post-installation camera inspection to confirm the new line is clear, properly sloped, and sealed. You get a video record of the completed work.
A camera inspection is the only way to know for certain. We include a free camera inspection with every trenchless estimate — no obligation, no guesswork.
Call for a Free Camera Inspection"We had recurring backups for two years and three different plumbers told us we needed to dig up our entire driveway. LV Trenchless ran a camera, confirmed root intrusion in our 1978 clay pipe, and replaced the whole line in one day. Driveway untouched. Couldn't believe it."
"I noticed a wet spot in my gravel yard that wouldn't dry out even in July heat. They found a cracked joint about 8 feet down — our original cast-iron from 1981. The pipe bursting was done in about 6 hours. The wet spot was gone within a week."
"The camera inspection was eye-opening — roots had basically taken over the last 20 feet of our sewer line near the street. They gave us a straight quote, no upselling, and the crew was professional and clean. Our drains are better than they've been in 10 years."
Tell us about your situation and we'll follow up within 2 hours during business hours. Camera inspection included with every estimate.