Sewer Line Repairs

Blockages in your sewer lines can cause significant disruptions to your plumbing system. Signs of a blockage include slow-draining sinks, gurgling sounds from drains, and unpleasant odors coming from your pipes. If you notice multiple drains backing up simultaneously, it’s a clear indication of a severe blockage that requires professional attention. Regular inspections and cleaning can help prevent blockages and keep your sewer lines clear and functioning properly.

Tree roots can infiltrate sewer lines through small cracks or joints, causing significant damage over time. Signs of root damage include recurring clogs, slow drainage, and patches of lush, green grass above your sewer line. If left untreated, root intrusion can lead to complete pipe blockages and even break the sewer line, necessitating extensive repairs or replacement. Professional root removal and sewer line maintenance can address this issue effectively.

Corrosion in sewer lines, especially in older pipes made of metal, can lead to leaks and pipe deterioration. Symptoms of corrosion include discolored water, frequent leaks, and reduced water pressure. If your home has older plumbing, it’s essential to have regular inspections to detect corrosion early. Addressing corrosion promptly can prevent leaks and extend the life of your sewer system, avoiding more costly repairs or replacements.

Collapsed pipes are one of the most severe sewer line issues, often resulting from extensive root damage, corrosion, or shifting soil. Signs of collapsed pipes include frequent backups, significant drops in water pressure, and unusual wet spots in your yard. A collapsed pipe requires immediate professional intervention to repair or replace the damaged section and restore proper function to your sewer system. Using advanced trenchless technology, we can replace collapsed pipes with minimal disruption to your property.