Sewer and Drain Services

Sewer line problems we fix

Sewer lines fail for the same reasons drainage lines do — root intrusion, age, collapse, and joint separation — but the consequences are more urgent because a sewer backup enters the house.

• A sewer line blocked by roots or a collapsed section
• A slow or gurgling main line indicating a partial blockage
• A sewer backup into a basement floor drain
• An older clay or cast iron sewer line at the end of its life
• A cross-connection between storm and sanitary that needs correcting

Camera inspection first

A sewer problem is diagnosed the same way as a drainage problem — with a camera. We run the camera from a cleanout or the main stack, locate the problem, and show you the footage before recommending repair or replacement. A sewer backup is not always a collapse; it can be a root mass that can be cut and the line kept in service. We will not recommend a sewer replacement without evidence.

Sewer line repair and replacement

A targeted repair addresses a single failed section. A full replacement is the right call when the line is extensively failed or made of a material at the end of its life. We handle the excavation (or trenchless option where viable), the connection at the property line, and the inspection and testing required before backfill.