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Trenchless Sewer & Water Main Services in Blue Ash
Camera-Verified Diagnostics. Real Options. No Guesswork.
Your sewer and water main lines work every day without a second thought — until one of them fails. When an underground line becomes damaged, blocked, or starts leaking, it can affect your entire plumbing system, your water bill, and even your yard.
At 513 Plumbing & Gas Solutions, we provide professional underground diagnostics, sewer main and water main repair and replacement, and trenchless sewer lining throughout Greater Cincinnati. We start with a camera inspection or diagnostic evaluation — not a guess — so you know exactly what’s happening before any digging starts.
Not every underground problem needs full excavation. Trenchless lining works well when the existing pipe still has a sound structure to line; traditional excavation is usually the better call when the line has collapsed or sustained damage too severe for lining. We’ll explain both options honestly, not just push the less disruptive one.

Underground Services We Offer
Camera-verified diagnostics behind every recommendation — not a guess.
Signs You May Have an Underground Sewer or Water Line Problem
Why Homeowners Call Us Back

Frequently Asked Questions
In many cases, yes. Some sewer problems can be resolved with localized repairs, hydro jetting, or trenchless lining. We recommend full replacement only when it’s genuinely the most practical long-term solution.
It depends on the location and extent of the problem. Some projects need only limited access points; others require a full trench. We’ll tell you which one applies before work begins.
When installed under the right conditions, trenchless liners are designed to provide decades of reliable service.
It depends on where the leak is and local utility policy. We’ll help identify the location of the problem and explain what typically falls to the homeowner versus the utility provider.
We start with a camera inspection to see the actual condition of the pipe, so we can pinpoint the cause and location before recommending any repair.