Laying Old Ways to Rest

Pipe bursting increases contractor's productivity and profitability when replacing broken sewer laterals
Laying Old Ways to Rest
Todd Farell (left) and Mark Baysinger of Air Services/All Service Plumbing use the Spartan Tool UnderTaker trenchless pipe replacement system on a residential lateral line. (Photos courtesy of Air Services/All Service Plumbing)

For years, Air Services/All Service Plumbing in Springfield, Mo., replaced broken residential sewer lateral lines the conventional way: excavating customers’ well-groomed lawns or busting up driveways, sidewalks and patios to install new lines.

But that all changed in mid-2011...

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