Sewer Line Repair Services

Whether your sewer lines are damaged from tree roots, corrosion, or simply age and wear, the prospect of repairing or replacing them probably seems daunting. Fortunately, our expert technicians are standing by to help with various innovative sewer line repair solutions.

Minor sewer line repairs, such as reinforcing a slightly damaged pipe or replacing a small section, can often be performed without trenches, which helps save money and your landscaping. More significant repairs or a full sewer line replacement may require trenches, but targeted approaches can help minimize the expense and need for digging.

Most homeowners give little thought to their sewage system until they need a sewer line repair, but routine maintenance can save you money in the long run. Regular sewage line cleanout and maintenance not only helps extend the life of your pipes, but it can help prevent small problems from developing into big, expensive ones.

The frequency with which homeowners should have their sewer lines cleaned varies depending on many factors, but every 18 months to two years is generally a good starting point. Our technicians can perform an initial evaluation and cleaning, then help you develop a long-term plan for routine maintenance and sewer line cleanout.

Sometimes your pipes may be fine, but you may still be experiencing sewer line backup or other problems. If so, you may simply be experiencing a clogged sewer line. This is commonly caused by flushing sanitary items, wipes, or other non-flushable items. It can also occur due to buildup from kitchen grease or other products.

While it may be tempting to try to remedy a clogged sewer line by simply picking up a chemical drain cleaner to perform a do-it-yourself sewage line cleanout, that may not be the best approach. Chemical cleaners are often highly corrosive and may damage your pipes over time, leading to a shortened lifespan and more expensive sewer line repairs down the line. They also are typically only effective on superficially clogged drains. If you have a more stubborn clog or one further down the line, a targeted cleaning performed by a professional may be your best option.