Trenchless Sewer Repair in Naples

No-Dig Pipe Lining from a Full-Service, Family-Owned Plumber

When your sewer line fails, the last thing you need is a contractor who only does one thing. Mike's Plumbing of Southwest Florida performs trenchless sewer repair in Naples as part of the same full-service plumbing practice we've run since 1996. Our owner, Jeremy Bohall, is a licensed Master Plumber (CFC1429049) who leads a team averaging over 20 years of field experience. The plumber who lines your pipe today is the same team you call for any plumbing need tomorrow. No subcontractors, no hand-offs, no starting over with someone new.

Call (239) 208-0274 to schedule a sewer camera inspection and get upfront pricing on trenchless sewer repair for your Naples home.

Why Naples Homeowners Choose Trenchless Repair

Thousands of Naples-area homes built before the early 1970s sit on cast iron drain pipes buried beneath concrete slab foundations. Over decades, the bottom of those pipes corrodes from the inside out. Cracks form, joints separate, and tree roots push through the gaps. The first sign is often a backup in a toilet, shower, or tub that keeps returning after every clearing.

Traditional repair means cutting through your slab, excavating the failed pipe, and rebuilding everything above it: tile, flooring, landscaping, driveways. In Southwest Florida's sandy soil and high water table, open trenches are especially unstable and can be expensive to restore.

Trenchless CIPP (cured-in-place pipe) lining addresses the same problem without the destruction:

• Minimal access points: no slab cuts, no torn-up landscaping or hardscaping
• Seamless, jointless interior: the new liner eliminates weak points where roots intrude and corrosion starts
• Faster completion: most residential trenchless projects are measured in days, not weeks
• Potentially lower total cost: avoiding excavation can also reduce restoration bills for flooring, tile, or yard work

Our Four-Stage Trenchless Repair Process

Every trenchless sewer repair we perform follows the same diagnosis-first approach. Before we recommend anything, we confirm exactly what's wrong, where it is, and why. You receive upfront pricing and a clear explanation of the scope before any work begins.

Sewer Camera Inspection

A high-definition camera inspection identifies the exact location, material, and extent of damage inside your sewer line. This step shows whether you're dealing with cast iron corrosion, root intrusion, joint separation, or something else entirely. It also confirms whether your pipe is a candidate for trenchless lining or needs a different approach.

Hydrojetting & Pipe Preparation

Before any liner goes in, the pipe interior has to be clean. Hydrojetting clears scale, debris, and root material so the epoxy resin liner bonds correctly to the existing pipe wall. Skipping this step compromises the seal. We don't skip it.

CIPP Liner Installation

An epoxy-resin-saturated felt liner is inserted into the damaged pipe and inflated against the interior walls. Heat or steam cures the resin in place, forming a new, seamless pipe inside the old one. The result is a continuous lining with no joints for roots to penetrate and no exposed metal to corrode.

Post-Installation Verification

A second camera inspection confirms the liner is fully cured, properly seated, and all lateral connections are open before we close the job. We send technician profiles and appointment confirmations before we arrive, and we leave your property clean when we're done. That is the standard our 4.9-star rating across hundreds of reviews and an A+ BBB rating reflect, and trenchless work is no exception.

A Naples Plumber You Won't Need to Replace

Trenchless-only contractors may finish the liner and move on. Statewide operators may send a different crew every time. Neither option offers what often matters most after a major sewer repair: a single, accountable plumber who knows your property and your plumbing history.

We've spent nearly three decades building relationships across Naples, Fort Myers, Golden Gate, Bonita Springs, Marco Island, Estero, and surrounding Collier County communities. Our plumbers have seen the aging pipe inventory under local homes firsthand. Jeremy Bohall built this company on a straightforward principle: show up prepared, communicate honestly, and stand behind the work.

When a sewer emergency can't wait for business hours, neither do we. Our team handles urgent calls with the same care and preparation as scheduled appointments, because a backup at 9 p.m. matters just as much as one at 9 a.m.