Signs your sewer line is failing
Recurring backups, gurgling drains, sewage odors in the yard, unusually green patches of lawn, or multiple slow drains at once often point to a damaged sewer line.
Camera inspection first
A video inspection shows exactly where the line is cracked, bellied or invaded by roots — and how deep it is. Ask for a copy of the video so you can compare quotes.
Trenchless vs. excavation
Pipe lining and pipe bursting replace or reinforce a line with minimal digging, sparing landscaping and hardscape. Traditional excavation can be the better choice for collapsed or severely bellied lines.
Sewer Line Repair Across the Valley
Choose your city for local sewer line repair information:
Sewer Line Repair FAQs
Who is responsible for the sewer line?
Homeowners are generally responsible for the lateral from the house to the city connection. Check with your city for exact boundaries.
How long does trenchless repair take?
Many residential jobs finish in a day or two, depending on access and permits.
Can roots be removed without replacing the pipe?
Yes, cutting or jetting removes roots, but they usually return unless the pipe is lined or replaced.
