Shaw Trenchless.

The state insures Shaw Trenchless under a sewer pipe cleaning and repair class, which matches what it advertises. Spokane County sewer permits from 2025 and 2026 put its residential work in Spokane and Mead, along with a right-of-way permit in Spokane Valley. Public work started in 2023, mostly as prime contractor, for SNAP, the City of Spokane, Tekoa School District, Spokane County Water District 3 and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The state lists Hank Shaw as a principal since 2023, and the crew runs in the 11-to-20 band. The company calls itself locally owned, a No-Dig verified installer, and says it offers a lifetime warranty. This is a fit for a homeowner whose sewer lateral needs replacing and who would rather not lose the lawn, driveway or mature trees to an open trench. It also suits jobs outside Spokane proper, from the Palouse to North Idaho. Framing, remodeling or large commercial site excavation sit outside what this shop does. Robotic reinstatement of lateral connections after lining is on its list too, which matters when a line serves more than one fixture branch. Before comparing trenchless quotes, get the camera inspection footage and a written note of the pipe material, length and the defects found. Ask each bidder whether they plan to line the existing pipe or burst and replace it, and why that method suits your line. Get in writing who pulls the sewer and right-of-way permits, whether new cleanouts are included, how the connection at the street is handled, and exactly what the warranty covers. On older South Hill and north side homes, confirm the bid accounts for root intrusion and any section that has already collapsed.