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Need old iron sewage pipe replaced West Fort Worth
Looking for a plumber with creative solutions. I have an older home that has a leaking iron sewage pipe under the foundation. Had a company come out and said they need to tunnel under the house to replace the main section, but could do CIPP (plastic/PVC liner) inside some portions. All of the endpoints (Bathrooms and kitchen) are on the back side of the house, so I am wondering if we could save money by going in through the back of the house, and then trenching a new sewage line from the back of the house around to the front to tie into the existing sewage line.