Sectional Point Repair
Sectional Point Repair in Franklin & Nashville, TN
Sectional point repair is a trenchless spot fix that lines or repairs only the single damaged section of a sewer line, rather than rehabilitating the entire run.
- Free camera inspection
- NASSCO / PACP certified
- Financing available
The basics
What It Is
When a camera inspection shows the rest of the pipe is sound and only one short section is cracked or offset, a point repair is the budget-friendly, least-invasive option.
How we work
How It Works — Our Process
Our sectional point repair process targets just the damage:
- A Camera Inspection
A camera inspection with sonde location to pinpoint the exact damaged section
- Pre-Cleaning
Pre-cleaning the area so the repair bonds correctly
- Installing
Installing a short sectional liner or sleeve over only the damaged segment
- Curing It Into
Curing it into a structural patch within the existing pipe
- A Final Camera Pass
A final camera pass confirming the repair and the surrounding line
When you need it
When You Need It
A point repair is right when the camera shows an isolated defect — a single crack, offset joint, or small root intrusion — in an otherwise sound line. If multiple sections are damaged, full-length CIPP lining or pipe bursting is the better value.
Cost
Pricing & Method Details
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a sectional point repair cost?
A sectional point repair is $3,000–$5,000, depending on the scenario. We confirm the figure after a free camera inspection locates the defect.
Is a point repair as durable as full lining?
The repaired section is structurally sound and long-lasting. The trade-off is that only the repaired section is renewed; the rest of the original pipe continues to age.
How do I know if I need a point repair or full lining?
If the camera shows one isolated defect in an otherwise good line, a point repair makes sense. Multiple defects usually favor full-length lining or pipe bursting.
Does a point repair require digging?
No. It is installed trenchlessly through an existing access point, so your yard and hardscape stay intact.