Trenchless technology is a method used for installing and repairing underground utilities without the need for extensive digging. This approach minimizes surface disruption, making it ideal for urban areas where maintaining traffic flow and preserving landscapes is important. Techniques include horizontal directional drilling and pipe bursting, which allow for the installation of pipes and cables with minimal excavation. By using trenchless technology, projects can be completed more quickly and with less environmental impact. It reduces the need for large construction sites and helps protect existing infrastructure, such as roads and sidewalks, while ensuring efficient utility management and maintenance.