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Sewer Line Repairs in Gresham, Oregon

Sewer Line Repair Experts

Sewer line problems in your home or business don’t have to cause as much stress as you think. Mr. Rooter Plumbing® provides comprehensive sewer line repair services for commercial and residential customers in and around Gresham. Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Gresham, Oregon is available 24/7 to take your call for scheduling sewer line repair-related inquiries. Reach out to request a sewer line job estimate.

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Is it Time to Address Sewer Line Issues?

For slow-draining toilets, showers, tubs, and sinks, enlist the help of trusted service providers like Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Gresham, Oregon for sewer line repairs. Bright green spots of grass on your lawn sometimes suggest that your sewer line is damaged or broken and requires repairs. Contact sewer line repair professionals if you’ve noticed that your yard smells like sewage or you’ve noticed a sewage-like odor in your home that you can’t explain. A number of signs can be associated with sewer line damage that requires fast action, including foundation and wall cracks, increased presence of rodents and insects, and wet spots around your property.


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Sewer Line Repair Near Me: Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Gresham, Oregon

Our commercial and residential customers can rely on Mr. Rooter Plumbing® in Gresham, Oregon to provide quality plumbing services city-wide. If you’re based in Gresham and need plumbing services, contact us to learn more about what we offer.

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Trusted Sewer Line Repair Service Providers in Gresham, Oregon

  • Trustworthy Experts

    You can find reliable sewer line repair providers right here in your local area: Mr. Rooter Plumbing®.

  • Licensed and Insured

    Our licensed and insured service professionals work throughout the city, providing courteous, flexible, and professional sewer line repair services you can trust.

  • Quality Tools and Tech

    Our team provides non-invasive and efficient sewer line repairs using advanced tech and tools such as pipe lining, video cameras, and HydroScrub® Jetting.

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Customer Reviews in Gresham, Oregon

  • Colby was so fantastic. Very professional and polite. Didn’t waste anytime and gave us advise we can use. Completed the job in a timely fashion. Would use your company again when needed.

    Linda Long

    5/5
  • Our 1960 home had a mix of galvanized and copper piping and the water showed signs that the pipes were failing. We got estimates from three companies for a full house repipe, including a new water line from the meter. Gianni Olivo at Mr. Rooter was the middle priced estimate and I chose him to do the project for several reasons. The first is that Gianni spent a couple of hours at the house on his first visit, explored the very tight crawlspace, and discovered solutions to problems the other two companies didn’t. (For example, both other companies told me they would cut into the tile showers and install large chrome plates over the holes. Gianni measured the hallway and the showers, opened the coat closet in the entry hall, and pointed out that both showers backed into the closet and we could open walls inside the closet and not need to cut the tile at all.) Gianni also scoped the sewer before we signed the contract and looked at our cast iron drains and told me they looked good and didn’t need to be replaced at this time. The other two companies said it would be “a good idea” to replace the drains, but didn’t offer to scope any drains. One of the companies didn’t even go into the crawlspace. The drains would have added a significant amount to an already expensive project. I respected Gianni’s honesty about the condition of the drains, and if they need to be replaced in the coming years we will call Mr. Rooter. As to be expected in a 65 year old home, once we opened the walls we found unexpected conditions that required creative solutions. Gianni was flexible and worked with us to minimize the need to open additional walls. He worked in a very low-clearance crawlspace and an attic that was accessible only by an opening in the top of the garage. During the multi-day project Gianni called me at the end of the work day with an update of his progress, and he called when he found “unusual” circumstances that required a change in our plan. We will continue to use Mr. Rooter for all of our plumbing needs because of this excellent experience!

    Laura Merrill

    5/5
  • Same day service with very professional personnel. Left the work area cleaner than when he arrived! Would highly recommend!

    Ashley Sobchuk-Hudson

    5/5
  • On 5/22/2025 We had a clogged pipe that backed up into our basement laundry room. I called Mr. Rooter, and they had Jason come out here within less an hour. Jason came in and assessed the situation and explained to us what had happened and how to prevent it. He also took the time to check all the piping after getting things fixed & up and running which all looked good (which put our minds at ease as this is my childhood home built in 1974) he also replaced some piping under our kitchen sink (free of charge). By the time Jason left that night, which was late, we were beyond satisfied with our experience. Jason was kind, courteous, and informative.

    Erin Mowrey

    5/5
  • We tried every conceivable DIY solution to our backed up basement floor drain possible before calling Mr. Rooter. When their service man Phil turned up (very promptly) he outlined what would need to be done. At first I was dubious about the cost, but after watching Phil perform all the very difficult, and physical tasks involved, I realized that “you get what you pay for.” Phil is a dedicated practitioner of his craft and gave every measure to solving our problem. The results speak for themselves, our main sewer pipe is clear all the way to the city street pipe.

    Stephen Sasser

    5/5

Frequently Asked Questions About Sewer Line Repair in Gresham, Oregon

Our’Frequently Asked Questions’ may have the answers you’re looking for about sewer line repair services in Gresham, Oregon. The friendly team at Mr. Rooter Plumbing® is here to answer any questions about our plumbing services available throughout Gresham.

  • As the costs to replace a sewer line can depend on where in the country you are, the length of the sewer line you need to replace, and the exact location for replacement, such as underneath landscaping, contact your local sewer line installation professional for a more precise job estimate. Your plumbing service provider’s sewer line replacement method can contribute to installation costs, such as traditional excavation versus trenchless technology like pipe lining and pipe bursting. You may pay more or less for sewer line replacement depending on the type of materials your sewer line replacement team uses, such as PVC, HDPE, and ABS. You can expect various costs when replacing residential or commercial sewer lines, such as labor, site restoration post-replacement, permits, regulations, and access.

  • The need for extensive or minor repairs can factor into how much your local sewer line repair team charges to fix your sewer lines, but you can typically expect an average rate of $50 to $300 per foot to cover equipment and skill. Some repair methods, like pipe lining, pipe bursting, and excavation, cost more or less than others and play a major role in how much your sewer line repairs cost. Contact your local sewer line repair business for a job estimate since sewer line repair pricing can depend on how severe the damage to your lines is. The materials and parts your chosen service provider uses for sewer line repairs may contribute to the cost, such as couplings, connectors, repair sleeves, and HDPE, PVC, or ABS pipe.

  • When the upper section of your line that is responsible for carrying sewage from your property to the main sewer line is damaged, responsibility for sewer line repairs usually fall on the property owner. If you’ve diagnosed problems in your sewer line’s lower section, which carries wastewater to the main sanitary line, you may be responsible for their repair, depending on where you live. As sewer lines from your sewer mains to the public treatment facility are typically classed as public infrastructure, they are unlikely to be your responsibility. If you aren’t sure who’s responsible for sewer line damage and its repairs, contact trusted plumbing service providers for advice and information.

  • When your sewer lines have been affected by a windstorm, a fire, lightning, or even hail, your homeowners’ insurance may cover sewer line replacement. If your sewer lines have been damaged by falling objects, vehicles or aircraft, vandalism, or an explosion, your homeowners’ insurance provider may cover sewer line replacement costs. If your sewer lines were to become damaged beyond repair in a riot, during a civil disturbance, or due to a volcanic eruption, your insurance company will likely cover the costs. If your insurance company believes that your sewer lines were damaged due to poor maintenance installation, they may refuse to cover the costs of replacing them.

  • Whether or not you need a permit to replace your sewer line can depend on where you live since every state in the United States has different rules and requirements. You may need to research your property’s exact address when learning about your sewer line replacement permit requirements since rules can vary from one property to the next. You may not need a permit to replace a sewer line in a rural location where your property is not connected to city water. If your property is connected to your city’s water and sewer lines, a permit is likely required for sewer line replacement, which your local sewer line repair team can help with.

  • Most sewer lines last for decades, but it can depend on the materials they are made out of — PVC is believed to last up to 100 years. If your sewer pipes are located near trees, there’s a chance that tree roots can drastically shorten their lifespan by wrapping around them, cracking them, impacting water and air pressure, and causing blockages. If your sewer lines contain metal, there’s a chance their lifespan could be affected by corrosion if they are exposed to magnesium, calcium, and similar minerals. Your sewer lines’ longevity can be impacted by blockages over time, temperature extremes, how well they were installed, and whether they have been well maintained.

  • Licensed and insured sewer line repair professionals typically take one to five days to replace a straightforward sewer line. Your service provider’s preferred sewer line replacement method can play a part in how long the job takes, including pipe bursting, pipe lining, and traditional excavation. When you have long sewer lines that need to be replaced, you can typically expect them to take longer to replace than if you have a short section. Most trusted sewer line replacement businesses will tell you that installation timeframes can depend on factors like soil conditions, sewer line depth, site preparation, and site restoration.

  • A foul smell from in or around your drains is a good indication that your sewer lines are damaged or broken, and you need to repair or replace them. Property owners often contact service professionals when they notice slow-draining fixtures, which can often indicate a crack or clog in a sewer line. Strange drain sounds and wet patches on your property are both strong indicators of broken sewer pipes or drains that require the help of sewer line repair professionals. When sewer pipe breaks go untreated and unnoticed for a long time, they can sometimes cause significant problems like foundation and wall cracks and damage.

  • Most property owners take care of broken sewer pipes underground by hiring licensed and insured service professionals with experience fixing broken pipes. Your local plumbing service provider may recommend traditional excavation to repair or replace your damaged sewer line, which involves digging up the pipe, repairing or replacing it, backfilling the hole, and restoring the ground. Many plumbing service providers recommend the trenchless sewer line repair method called pipe lining, which is where you create a new pipe inside an old one by inserting a liner and inflating it. Learn more about pipe bursting to fix your broken sewer line — this trenchless pipe replacement method involves pulling a new pipe through an old pipe and bursting the old one at the same time.

  • If your sewer lines regularly need to be repaired to keep them functional and safe to use, now is the right time to explore sewer line replacement. Many property owners explore sewer line replacement when they know their sewer lines have been poorly maintained in the past and are now starting to cost them money in repairs. If you know that tree roots from a nearby tree have affected your sewer lines, replacing them is crucial before they cause damage, blockages, and frustrating air and water pressure changes. Explore sewer line replacement for your home or business if your sewer lines have a suboptimal layout, a build up of materials, or were improperly installed,

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