Signs you need sewer line repair
- Multiple drains backing up at the same time
- Sewage smell in the yard or basement
- A soggy or extra-green patch of lawn
- Recurring clogs after cleaning
- Foundation cracks or sinkholes near the line
How a sewer line repair call works
1
Camera inspection with a locator so we know exactly where and how deep
2
Options in writing: spot repair, lining, pipe bursting, or open trench
3
Repair with the least digging the pipe condition allows
4
Post-repair camera video so you have proof it is clean
Questions about sewer line repair
What is trenchless?
Lining or pipe bursting through one or two access holes instead of digging up the whole run. It saves the yard and driveway.
Who is responsible for the line?
In most cities, the homeowner owns the line to the street connection. We check where the city's responsibility starts.
Do roots come back?
They can. Lining seals the joints roots grow through. After a spot repair we recommend a yearly camera check.
