It’s crucial to find sewer line issues as easily as possible to avoid severe damage. We work quickly to repair minor sewer line issues, but we may determine a sewer line replacement is your best option. When sewer line issues go unaddressed, they often become too severe to repair. While replacing your sewer line is typically more expensive than repairs, we cannot always adequately repair severe problems. It’s important to contact us as soon as you notice any symptoms of plumbing issues. Some of the signs you may have a damaged sewer line include the following:
- Slow-moving drains
- Multiple clogged drains
- Sewage smell on your property
- Gurgling sounds in the sink or toilet
- Unusual puddles of water
- Sewage backup in drains
- Visibly greener grass near the sewage line
Sewer Line Repair Solutions
We choose the best sewer line repair solution based on the severity of your issue. Clogged pipes with debris or tree roots can often be eliminated with hydrojetting treatments. We can also use a pipe relining technique that involves sliding a sleeve through your existing pipe to seal damaged areas. We can even use hydraulics to replace the existing sewer pipes by breaking apart the damaged pipe and using hydraulics to place a new one.
