Why do sewer lines back up?
The most common culprits are tree roots infiltrating joints, flushed flushable wipes, grease buildup, and older pipes collapsing under soil weight.
Services / Sewer Line Services
Sewer Line Services
Your main sewer line is the critical exit path for all wastewater in your home. When it fails, you face dangerous raw sewage backups in your showers and toilets. We handle everything from dense root intrusions to collapsed pipes, ensuring your drainage system is restored safely and completely.
When this service makes sense
We first attempt to relieve the immediate pressure by cabling the line through an exterior cleanout. Once the water recedes, we use a high-definition sewer camera to inspect the pipe walls, locating exact blockages, bellies, or breaks to formulate a precise repair plan.
- Multiple drains in the house are backing up simultaneously
- Toilets gurgle or bubble when you run the washing machine
- Sewage is pooling around the cleanout pipe in your yard
- Foul, rotten egg odors persisting in the lower levels of your home
Your service visit
What to expect
You will understand exactly what is happening underground. We don't just guess at the problem; we show you the camera footage so you can confidently choose between a simple cleaning or a necessary structural repair.
Helpful answers
Common questions
Does homeowners insurance cover sewer repairs?
It depends on your policy. Sudden backups causing water damage inside might be covered, but the repair of the underground pipe itself usually isn't, unless you have specific service line coverage.
How long does a sewer repair take?
A standard cabling takes an hour. If excavation or trenchless repair is needed, it typically takes one to three days depending on depth and permits.
