Every job begins with a careful inspection of your sewer line. We will perform a video pipe inspection to pinpoint the affected area and identify the exact cause of the problem. Is it a leak in the pipe? Damage? Blockage? Based on our findings, we will then present you with the best course of action.

Older properties with outdated sewer pipes will need to have the entire sewer line replaced; this is especially true if your current pipes are made of Orangeburg, cast-iron, or clay, since these materials will have likely deteriorated over time. We will discuss your new sewer pipe options and recommend a high-quality material for the replacement job.

Keep in mind that sewer line replacement is a major undertaking. It will require us to excavate parts of your property, such as your driveway or front yard. While we understand that it can be frustrating to see your landscaping dug into, rest assured that we will do our best to carry out the job as smoothly as possible.

The traditional trench method involving excavation is the most accurate and effective approach to ensuring a successful sewer line replacement. Once the job is complete, we will refill the trench and clean up as efficiently as possible. We can also recommend a reliable contractor to help with the subsequent landscaping and repair.

We understand that sewer line replacement isn’t always convenient or feasible. This is why an initial sewer camera inspection is so important—it will help us determine if another approach is possible.

If the problem is affecting only a specific area of the sewer line, and there isn’t any visible damage or deterioration in the rest of the line, we may be able to perform a repair instead of replacing your entire sewer line. This will keep excavation to a minimum.

If there is no damage to your pipes, but rather buildup due to corrosion, we can quickly resolve the issue without having to dig up the line.

Corrosion is a common problem in sewer lines and can cause you to believe that pipe replacement is necessary.

The good news is, we can easily remove corrosion using hydro jetting technology. This powerful drain cleaning method is designed to scour the inside of sewer pipes and clear the line of all debris—including severe corrosion.

Let us know about your sewer line problem and receive a second opinion. Sewer line replacement may not be necessary!