Sewer Line Repair & Replacement

Tree roots infiltrate your sewer line? Experiencing constant clogs? You may need your sewer line repaired or replaced.

Your sewer lines are very important. They’re responsible for carrying wastewater and sewage from your home into disposal areas and treatment plants. No matter the sewer line issue, we’re here for you. We’re known for getting the job done right the first time so you can rest easy knowing you’ll have your sewer line repaired or replaced in no-time!

Signs Your Sewer Line Needs Repairs

Because your sewer line is underground, it’s not always easy to tell when it needs to be repaired. Here are a few good indications that your sewer line needs to be inspected.

Extreme odor is coming from the yard or basement due to sewage that is not able to travel to the main sewer lines
Sewage is found backing up in your bathtub or toilet
There isn’t water in the toilet bowls
Drains in bathroom sinks and bathtub drain slowly or not at all
Sinkholes in your lawn
Constant drain clogs
Basement flooding

If you are experiencing any of these signs, don’t hesitate to contact us. You can trust we will inspect your sewer system, diagnose the problem, and make the necessary repairs before it gets worse.

What Causes a Sewer Line to Rupture?

There are a number of reasons a sewer line ends up needing to be repaired or replaced, including:

Corrosion caused by aging pipes crack causing their disintegration
The ground around and underneath a building has shifted over time, causing damage to pipes
Freezing temperatures have caused blockages in the sewer lines, causing them to burst
Spreading tree roots have caused cracks in the sewer pipe
Build-up of debris, food particles, grease, hair has created a clog, adding extra pressure on sewer lines and causing damage
The sewer lines weren’t properly designed or installed
Problems with the city sewer system can cause sewer line issues as well

Sewer Line Repair and Replacement by D & F

Before newer techniques were developed, excavation contractors had to dig a huge trench in order to inspect or access the damaged pipes underneath. While that still may be necessary for some cases, we use video equipment to perform our inspections which limits or even eliminates the destruction of your yard.

“Trenchless excavation” is another method you can take advantage of for sewer line replacement projects. This method involves running a new pipe through the old one. With trenchless excavation, there is very minimal damage to your property, if any. It’s also faster, and requires less labor, so it’s more affordable.