Contractors by state
Find a Vetted Sewer Contractor by State
Every state below has a hiring guide: the license to look for, the permit office, where private pipe ends and what the ground does to a bid. States with a vetted contractor show that contractor's number; the rest ring the national line, which finds you a qualified contractor at no charge.
How the matching works
Contractors named on this site have passed the CIPP Verified Installer screening: five or more years in business, a Google rating of 4.5 stars or better, and a check of licensing, completed jobs and equipment before the name goes up. In a covered state, the phone number on the state page rings that contractor without a hand-off. In an open territory, the same spot on the page carries the national line; tell us where the property is and what you are seeing, and we locate a licensed, insured sewer contractor near you, run the same checks, and introduce you. There is no fee for the introduction, and the estimate is free in either case. The checks on this site still belong to you: look up the license, keep the footage, read the scope.
States with a vetted contractor
Open territories
No vetted contractor is listed in these states yet. Each state page still explains the licensing, the permit and the ownership rules you need before hiring anyone, and the national line locates a contractor for you. If you are a sewer contractor in one of these states, the territory is open: apply to be listed.
Every state has a guide
All fifty states are covered, whether or not a contractor is listed there, because the hiring rules exist everywhere even where this network has no one on the ground yet. If your state shows as an open territory, read its guide first, then call the national line or send the form; the matching works the same way.
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For contractors
The CIPP Verified Installer program lists one or more screened sewer contractors per territory and sends them the inquiries from this site, from curedinplacepipe.net and from the regional network sites. A listing is earned by application and interview, not by payment: five or more years in business, a strong Google rating, and verification of licensing, completed work and equipment. The network map shows which territories are covered and which are open.