Completed work

There is nothing here yet. Chinook Trenchless started work in 2026, and a job log that has not happened cannot be published. So this page is empty on purpose rather than filled with somebody else's photographs.

That matters more on this trade than on most. Before-and-after footage is the single most persuasive thing a trenchless company can show, which is exactly why it is the thing most worth faking — a length of clay with roots at the joints looks the same on any camera, in any city, on anybody's website. A gallery here would prove nothing about us and you would have no way to check it.

What will go here, when there is something to put in it: the camera survey before, the same run after, what the pipe turned out to be, which method it took and why, and the cases where the honest answer was that no repair was needed. Including those last ones is the point of the page.

What you get on your own job in the meantime

The footage of your line, before and after, handed over as a file you keep rather than a clip you are shown on a screen in a van. A written condition report with it. You should be able to take both to another contractor and have them read the same picture we read. If our verdict does not survive that, it was the wrong verdict.

What a finding on that footage actually points to →

Related: reviews, which is empty for the same reason, and where we work, which describes what is commonly in the ground in each area rather than what we have personally dug up in it.

Every job starts the same way, with a camera and no method named in advance.

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