Reviews

There are none. This company started work in 2026 and has not been in the ground long enough to have a review history, so there is nothing to put on this page and nothing invented to fill it.

That is worth saying plainly rather than leaving the page off the site. A contractor with no reviews and a page that admits it is a known quantity. A contractor with five glowing reviews and no profile behind them is not.

When there are real ones they will be on the Google Business Profile and on HomeStars, under our name, with the customer's name on them — and you will be able to read them there rather than reading our summary of them here.

What to judge us on instead

  • Ask for the footage

    Every job here starts with a camera survey and you keep the recording. A company that will not show you the line before quoting it, or will not leave you the file afterwards, is asking you to take the diagnosis on trust.

  • Ask what the limitations are

    Every method we use has a page listing what it cannot do. Ask any contractor the same question about the method they are recommending. The answer tells you more than a star rating.

  • Ask for the WCB and insurance numbers

    Both are verifiable by you, directly, with the issuing body. Ask for them and check them. That is a fact you can establish yourself; a review is somebody else’s opinion you are being asked to accept.

  • Ask what would make you walk away

    A trenchless company that cannot describe the job it would turn down, or the case where digging is cheaper, is describing its equipment rather than your line.

Related: completed work, which is empty for the same reason, and who we are, which is not.

Questions are answered in full on the FAQ page.

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