Problems It Solves
It solves cracked, root-infiltrated, corroded, or deformed sewer lines that would otherwise require tearing up yards, driveways, or finished basements. Customers choose it specifically to avoid that destruction.
No-Dig · MaxLiner CIPP · 10-Yr Warranty
No-dig trenchless sewer repair across Weber County and the Ogden area
Rhino Rooter rebuilds failing sewer lines from the inside with MaxLiner CIPP lining, so your yard, driveway, and finished basement stay intact. No excavation.
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What It Is
What It Is
Trenchless sewer repair fixes or rehabilitates a sewer line without open-cut excavation. Our method is CIPP, cured-in-place pipe lining: a resin-saturated liner is installed into the existing pipe and cured to form a new, jointless pipe inside the old one.
For isolated defects we place a sectional spot repair instead of lining the whole run.
Why Homeowners Choose It
Problems It Solves & Who Needs It
Timing & Triggers
Trenchless repair is the answer when a camera finds structural defects, recurring root intrusion, or aging clay, Orangeburg, or cast-iron pipe, and when the homeowner wants to avoid excavation.
Who Needs It
We serve homeowners with mature landscaping or finished basements, commercial properties that can't shut down for a dig, and anyone with an aging sewer lateral.
How We Do It
Our Process
01
Camera & Locate
We camera-inspect and locate the defect to confirm the cause.
02
Clean & Descale
We clean and descale the line with hydro jetting.
03
Measure the Run
We measure the run to size the liner to your pipe.
04
Install & Cure
We install a MaxLiner CIPP liner sized to the pipe and cure it.
05
Re-Camera
We re-camera the finished line to verify the repair.
We camera-inspect and locate the defect, clean and descale the line with hydro jetting, measure the run, install a MaxLiner CIPP liner sized to the pipe and cure it, then re-camera to verify. For a single isolated defect, we place a sectional point repair instead of lining the whole run.
The Two Methods
How We Repair It
01 CIPP Pipe Lining
Cured-in-place pipe lining installs a resin-saturated liner into the full run and cures it into a new, jointless pipe inside the old one, the workhorse of trenchless rehabilitation.
CIPP Pipe Lining →
02 Sewer Spot Repair
A sectional spot or point repair rebuilds a single isolated defect, ideal when only one short length of the line has failed and lining the whole run isn't necessary.
Sewer Spot Repair →
03 Pipe Bursting
Trenchless replacement that pulls a new HDPE pipe through the old one, fracturing it outward — for lines too damaged to accept a liner.
Pipe Bursting →
04 Sewer Line Replacement
Full excavation and replacement when the line is too collapsed or misaligned for any trenchless method — the definitive last resort.
Sewer Line Replacement →How Much It Costs
Cost
Confirmed pricing: CIPP lining runs $135-$200 per linear foot for residential 4-inch and $175-$245 per linear foot for commercial 6-inch; a typical 60-foot project totals $9,500-$12,000, and a sewer spot or point repair runs $3,900-$5,000. The liner carries a 50-year material life and a 10-year workmanship warranty.
$135-$200/ft
Residential 4-inch
$175-$245/ft
Commercial 6-inch
$9,500-$12,000
Typical 60-ft project
$3,900-$5,000
Spot / point repair
We quote every job in writing after a camera inspection, with a 10-year workmanship warranty and a roughly 50-year liner material life.
See full cost ranges →The Difference
Why Rhino Rooter
Trenchless-first specialist, we line and spot-repair rather than pipe-burst or open-cut replace.
MaxLiner and Source 1 Environmental certified installer.
10-year workmanship warranty; 50-year liner material life
Every job camera-verified before and after the repair.
Risks of Waiting
Risks of Waiting
A failing line left unlined keeps backing up, eventually collapses, and forces emergency excavation at far higher cost and disruption than a planned trenchless repair.
Where We Provide This
Where We Provide This Service
We provide trenchless sewer repair across Ogden, West Haven, Roy, and North Ogden, and throughout Weber County within our 75-mile radius.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does trenchless sewer repair cost in Utah?
CIPP lining runs $135-$200 per linear foot for residential 4-inch pipe and $175-$245 for commercial 6-inch. A typical 60-foot residential project totals $9,500-$12,000, and a localized spot repair runs $3,900-$5,000. We quote in writing after a camera inspection.
How long does CIPP pipe lining last?
The cured liner has roughly a 50-year material life, and our workmanship carries a 10-year warranty. It effectively gives you a new, jointless pipe inside the old one.
Can you fix my sewer line without digging up my yard?
In most cases, yes. Wherever the host pipe can accept a liner, we rehabilitate it through existing cleanouts with CIPP lining or a sectional spot repair, no trenches across your yard.
Is CIPP lining better than digging and replacing?
For most failures, yes: it avoids excavation, restoration, and days of disruption, and the jointless liner resists the root intrusion that cracks old jointed pipe. We confirm with a camera that lining is appropriate for your line.
Do you warranty the lining?
Yes. CIPP lining carries a 10-year workmanship warranty, and the liner material itself has roughly a 50-year service life.
Get it diagnosed, then fixed right.
Get it diagnosed, then fixed right.
We camera the line, explain the cause, and quote the repair in writing.