Sewer Line Services
Slow drains, gurgling, and backups across the house often point to the sewer line. We inspect it on camera, clear it, and repair it when it is damaged.
When more than one drain in your home acts up at once, the problem is usually the main sewer line, not the individual fixtures. We send a camera down to see exactly what is going on, whether that is tree roots, a grease and debris plug, or a broken pipe.
That video is the difference between guessing and knowing. We show you what we find, then give you honest options, from a simple cleaning to a targeted repair, and only recommend a dig when the pipe truly needs it.
Signs of a Sewer Line Problem
- Several drains slow or backing up at the same time
- Gurgling toilets or drains
- Sewage odor inside or in the yard
- Water backing up in a tub or shower when you flush
- Soggy or sunken spots in the yard over the line
- Backups that keep returning after being cleared
Common Causes
- Tree roots entering pipe joints
- Grease, wipes, and debris compacting in the line
- Cracked, offset, or collapsed pipe
- Bellies where waste settles and clogs
- Old clay or cast iron pipe breaking down
Repair or Replace?
When Repair Makes Sense
Many sewer issues are a blockage or roots that clear with cabling or jetting. If the pipe is intact, cleaning gets you running again without a dig.
When Replacement Is the Better Call
If the camera shows a collapse, a bad belly, or roots re-entering through a break, a spot repair or line replacement is the fix that lasts. We show you the footage first so the decision is yours, with the facts in front of you.
What Affects the Cost
Every job is different, so we give you a clear price before we start. A few things that affect what a job costs:
- Whether the fix is a cleaning, spot repair, or replacement
- Length and depth of the line
- Root or debris severity
- Access and whether the line runs under a slab or driveway
- Emergency versus scheduled service
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if it is the sewer line and not just one drain?
If more than one fixture is affected, or a tub backs up when you flush, it usually points to the main line. A camera inspection confirms it.
Are tree roots really a common cause?
Very. Roots seek out the moisture and nutrients in a sewer line and work into the joints. If your pipe has an opening, cabling clears them but they can return, which is why we camera the line to see whether a repair is needed.
Will you dig up my yard?
Only if the pipe genuinely needs it, and we show you why on camera first. Many problems are cleared without digging, and some repairs can be done with minimal excavation.
Can you come out for a backup right away?
Yes, 24/7. A sewer backup in the home gets priority.
Whole-House Drain Trouble?
We find the cause on camera and fix it right. Available 24/7 for backups.