Serving Nassau & Suffolk Counties
Allied All-City Inc. restores failing pipes across Nassau and Suffolk Counties using pipe bursting and CIPP lining — two proven no-dig methods that replace or rehabilitate your line without tearing open your property.
We hold full certifications in both counties for trenchless pipe work. No licensing gaps, no workarounds — just qualified crews authorized to work on your property's underground systems.
Every pipe bursting and lining job is performed by Allied All-City's own trained technicians. No subcontractors, no unfamiliar faces — the same team from assessment to final camera verification.
We never guess. Every job starts with a camera run to confirm the pipe condition and method fit, then ends with a post-installation camera to verify the repair is complete and flowing correctly.
Allied All-City Inc. has been working underground on Long Island since the 1970s. We know the soil conditions, the legacy pipe materials, and the local code requirements — expertise that directly improves your result.
Skip the excavation, the restoration bills, and the weeks of disruption — trenchless pipe repair delivers a permanent fix with a fraction of the collateral damage.
Every benefit above is delivered on every job we take.
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We push a camera through the pipe to identify failure points, measure the pipe diameter, and determine whether bursting or lining is the right fix for your specific situation.
Whether we're bursting or lining, we work through small access pits at each end. No long trenches, no demolition — just precise underground work between two entry points.
After installation, a camera confirms the pipe is properly positioned and fully sealed. We document the result, restore the access pits, and leave your property cleaner than we found it.
Pipe bursting replaces the old pipe entirely — a bursting head shatters the existing pipe while a new HDPE pipe is pulled into position behind it. It's used when the pipe is collapsed, severely cracked, or too deteriorated to rehabilitate. Pipe lining (CIPP) leaves the original pipe in place and installs a resin-saturated inner sleeve that bonds to the pipe wall and cures hard. It's used when the pipe still has structural integrity but has cracks, leaks, or root infiltration. A camera inspection tells us which method is appropriate for your specific situation.
Both pipe bursting and CIPP lining work across a wide range of depths — from shallow 3-foot residential laterals to deep utility mains 20 feet underground. The method isn't particularly depth-sensitive, which is one reason trenchless is so valuable on Long Island where many sewer and water lines run at varying depths through different soil conditions. The primary requirement is that we can establish access pits at each end of the run and that the pipe maintains enough shape (for lining) or enough surrounding soil stability (for bursting) to execute the work.
Yes — this is actually one of the biggest advantages of trenchless pipe repair. The entire pipe run beneath a concrete driveway, patio, or foundation slab can be replaced or relined without breaking up a single square foot of concrete. We establish small access pits outside the concrete zone and execute the work completely underground. This saves homeowners the cost and disruption of breaking up and replacing concrete, which can easily add thousands of dollars to a traditional open-cut sewer job.
Pipe bursting works on clay tile, cast iron, concrete, and most other rigid pipe materials. CIPP lining is compatible with clay, cast iron, concrete, PVC, and corrugated plastic. Long Island homes built before the 1980s commonly have clay tile or cast iron sewer laterals, and both of these are excellent candidates for trenchless methods. We identify the pipe material during the initial camera inspection and confirm compatibility before recommending a method.
Sewer work on Long Island typically requires permits from the applicable municipality or sewer district regardless of method. Allied All-City Inc. handles the permit process for jobs in Nassau and Suffolk Counties — we know which districts require what paperwork and how to move the process along efficiently. Because trenchless work follows the existing pipe path, it generally avoids the additional approvals that would be required for rerouting a utility line. We walk you through the permitting requirements before any work begins so there are no surprises.
HDPE pipe installed by pipe bursting is rated for 50 years or more. CIPP epoxy liners carry similar longevity ratings when installed to ASTM standards. Both methods significantly outperform traditional spot repairs or clay patch jobs, which often fail again within a few years at or near the original failure point. The key advantage is continuity — pipe bursting creates a seamless new pipe, and CIPP lining eliminates every joint and crack in a single pass. There are no weak points left behind for roots or ground movement to exploit.
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