Doesn't Look Good

[rkenney (Robert (Bob) Kenney, CMI® MD Lic.# 31044)]

[bhull1 (Bert Hull, CMI® TN #1162)]

Did you get to the root of the problem?

[rkenney (Robert (Bob) Kenney, CMI® MD Lic.# 31044)]

Yea, they have to dig up my front yard!

[lkage (Larry Kage, CMI)]

@rkenney

Yea, they have to dig up my front yard!.

Have you considered sewer pipe lining?

[rkenney (Robert (Bob) Kenney, CMI® MD Lic.# 31044)]

Can’t say i have considered sewer pipe lining. Terracotta pipe is over 60 years old. Seen many a yard dug up in this neighborhood for those pipes. Not worth saving.

I’ll let theboss negotiate and just bite the bullet.

[jballard6 (Jordan Ballard, WA License #2303)]

Have the boss get a quote on re-sleeve to compare…Less invasive and seamless when done. So long as you have no low bellies, it would be the way I would push for in the long run!

[jjonas (Jeffrey Jonas)]

[kleonard (Kevin Leonard, CPI/CMI)]

@rkenney

Can’t say i have considered sewer pipe lining. Terracotta pipe is over 60 years old. Seen many a yard dug up in this neighborhood for those pipes. Not worth saving.

I’ll let theboss negotiate and just bite the bullet.

Although it may cost a little more and you’ll have some landscaping to deal with, IMO that’s the best option, especially since it appears there are some bellies and mis-aligned pipes.

[rkenney (Robert (Bob) Kenney, CMI® MD Lic.# 31044)]

Still looking for my sewer pipe?

Gonna need a lot of sod!