Review the Request
Our team reviews the property, underground system, symptoms, project timing, and any photos, footage, plans, or reports you provide.
Tell us what you are seeing, where the underground system is located, and what you already know about the project. TrenchX can help determine the right inspection, cleaning, rehabilitation, or no-dig next step.
You do not need to know the exact repair method before contacting us. Give our team the project details you have, and we can start with the underground condition and work forward from there.
Complete the form below with as much information as you have. Fields marked with an asterisk are required.
Not sure which TrenchX solution you need? Select the closest option or choose Not Sure — I Need an Inspection. The repair method should follow the documented pipe condition.
Our team reviews the property, underground system, symptoms, project timing, and any photos, footage, plans, or reports you provide.
We identify the information still needed and determine whether the next step should begin with inspection, cleaning, evaluation, or project planning.
TrenchX coordinates the appropriate field visit or follow-up around the system, property access, operating needs, and project requirements.
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Project location, known symptoms, access conditions, and any existing inspection information are usually enough to start the conversation.
These answers cover several of the most common questions before an inspection request is submitted.
No. If you are unsure whether the system needs cleaning, lining, localized repair, replacement, or another method, select “Not Sure — I Need an Inspection” on the form. The appropriate solution should follow the documented pipe condition.
Include the project location, what you are experiencing, the type of property, project timing, and anything you already know about the underground system. Pipe material, diameter, inspection history, or previous repairs are helpful when known but are not required.
Yes. Existing inspection images, condition reports, project plans, and related documentation can help the TrenchX team better understand the system before the initial follow-up.
TrenchX serves qualifying projects across Charleston and surrounding South Carolina Lowcountry communities. Visit the TrenchX service-area directory for county and community coverage information.
TrenchX provides 24/7 emergency availability for active clients. Active clients with an urgent underground infrastructure issue should call 843-405-8800 directly.
The TrenchX team reviews the information provided and follows up to clarify the project, confirm relevant system and access details, and determine the appropriate inspection or next step.