Like the fisherman who always has a great tale about the big one that got away, many cleaners can relate stories about difficult trenchless jobs that tapped their problem-solving creativity. But unlike fish tales, these stories aren’t embellished. The only imagination at play was the ingenuity used to surmount a challenge. Here are a few difficult trenchless projects that cleaners nonetheless reeled in hook, line and sinker.“One of the toughest jobs we’ve ever done was a fairly large-scale sanitary sewer pipe-bursting project on the island of Nantucket, Mass.,” explains Matt Timberlake, vice president of Ted Berry Co. Inc. in Livermore,
