SEWER LINE REPLACEMENT
Sewer services.
01Sewer camera inspectionsA recorded video of your line with the problem located and depth-marked.Schedule →02Hydro-jettingHigh-pressure cleaning that clears roots and grease, not just a hole through them.Schedule →03Trenchless pipe lining (CIPP)A new pipe cured inside the old one from a single access point.Schedule →04Pipe burstingPulls a new HDPE pipe through while breaking the old one, no trench.Schedule →05Spot repairsOpen-cut repair of a single broken section.Schedule →06Full replacementNew line from the house to the city main, with yard restoration.Schedule →
WARNING SIGNS
Signs of a failing sewer line.
Multiple drains slow at onceGurgling toiletsSewage smell in the yard or basementA soggy, bright-green patch of lawnBackups every few months despite snakingA home built before 1980 with clay or Orangeburg pipe
Have a tech take a lookOPTIONS & PRICING
Good, better, best. Fixed prices in writing.
Final price depends on depth, length and what the camera finds. Financing available on all options.Spot repair
Single break · open cut$3,500 to $6,500Permit & locates includedSame-week scheduling10-yr plumbing warranty
Get a free estimateMOST CHOSEN
Trenchless lining
Up to 100 ft · 1 access pit$8,000 to $14,000No yard, driveway or floor demoDone in 1-2 days10-yr plumbing warranty
Get a free estimateFull replacement
House to main · open trench$12,000 to $25,000New PVC/SDR pipeYard restoration included10-yr plumbing warranty
Get a free estimateHOW IT WORKS
From first call to final photo.
01Book in a minuteOnline or by phone, 24/7. Same-day appointments available.
02Meet your techYou get their name, photo and ETA by text before they arrive.
03Approve a flat priceWe diagnose, then show you the price in writing before any work starts.
04Photos of the workBefore and after photos land in your inbox before we leave the driveway.
SEWER LINE REPLACEMENT Q&A
Straight answers before you call.
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Do I have to dig up the yard?
Usually not. Lining and bursting handle most lines from one or two small pits. We tell you after the camera inspection.
How long does lining last?
Fifty years is the design life. The liner is a seamless pipe that roots can't get into.
Will my insurance pay?
Standard policies usually don't, but many offer a service-line rider. We provide the video and report for any claim.
Why does it keep backing up after snaking?
Snaking punches a hole through roots or a belly in the line; it doesn't fix the pipe. The camera shows what's really there.