Sewer Line Repair

You may notice:

• Gurgling noises from the toilet
• Sewage backing up in your toilet, tub, and/or flood drain

There are a few reasons why your sewer might back up; one of the most common being the deterioration of an old sewer line caused by:

• Aging
• Poor installations
• Crushed pipe
• Sag
• Slow flow
• Roots
• Weather challenges

We will use a service camera to look into the line, thoroughly clean the sewer line itself, and use our own expertise to determine the root of your problem.

Sometimes the city services failing can cause your sewer to back up. In this case, we can install a backwater valve into your sewer line. The backwater valve is installed so that when a backup from the city occurs, the valve automatically closes and prevents any sewer from entering your home.

A sewer line doesn’t always need to be replaced, but we will locate the sewer line and determine if it should be.

A pipe Bursting is a technique that prevents excavating the full length of the sewer line. With 2 minimal footprint entry points on each end of the sewer connection, we make this sewer line replacement a breeze and seamless installation. The technique used to Burst a new HDPE pipe is pulled through the existing line with a hydraulic cable. We can also attach a new waterline to this technique! A great solution for under garage line or extensive landscape above the line.

A backwater valve is a backflow prevention device used to prevent outbound water through a dwelling’s drain pipes from re-entering — “backflowing” —into a home. The valve contains a flap that allows water to exit the home but closes to prevent the backflow into the home.