Sewer Line Repair & Replace

Cost depends on the length of line needing repair, the type of damage, access difficulty, and whether you choose repair or full replacement. A small spot repair might run $1,500–$3,500, while a full line replacement can range from $5,000–$25,000+ depending on depth, distance, and yard conditions. We provide a free camera inspection and written quote before any work begins so you know the exact price.

Common warning signs include frequent backups or clogs that keep coming back, multiple slow drains throughout the house, sewage odors inside or outside, wet patches or sinkholes in the yard, and unusually green grass over the sewer line. If you notice any of these, call for a camera inspection right away to catch problems early before they cause major damage.

A spot repair on a short section can often be completed in one day. Full line replacement may take 2–5 days depending on length, soil type, and whether we can use trenchless methods or need traditional excavation. We provide a timeline before we start so you know what to expect and can plan accordingly.

In some cases, yes. Trenchless repair methods like pipe bursting or cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining can fix certain problems with minimal digging. However, not all damage can be repaired this way. After the camera inspection, we will recommend the best method for your specific situation and explain the pros and cons of each option.

We stand behind our work with multi-year warranties on both materials and labor. Spot repairs typically come with 3–5 year warranties, while full line replacements often include 10–25 year warranties depending on the method and materials used. You receive written warranty documentation so you know exactly what is covered.