| Posted by DonB on November 15, 2002 at 20:58:01: | |
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My family has a 1955 home with Orangeburg pipe (4 inch?) to the public sewer main. As the Orangeburg is clogging every couple of years it's suspected it's collapsing. It's a 50-60 foot straight run from the house basement to the public line. Is pipe bursting done for this sort of residential repair? How would the cost compare to an 8-10 foot trench required across the yard with public sidewalk (and asphalt street?) for traditional replacement? About 10 years ago a neighbor paid $4000 for traditional replacement, but I think they stopped at the edge of the public street. There is no manhole in front of this house. Is that a problem? Thanks. |
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