Residential Sewer Line Repair & Replacement Services in Columbia, MO

It’s not a common occurrence for the average homeowner’s insurance policy to include sewer line repair or replacement services in its coverage. Luckily, a newly emerging industry accommodates this niche coverage. You can perform a simple internet search to find at least a half-dozen companies listed online that cover sewer line-related costs through secondary or supplemental insurance. Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Columbia Missouri strongly suggests reading through all fine print for this insurance type before purchasing it to be positive they cover all your needed sewer line repair and replacement expenses. Unfortunately, people have ended up unhappy with their secondary sewer line coverage because these policies demand them to pay additional expenses out of pocket, including pavement restorations, excavation costs, and other burdensome costs.

Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Columbia Missouri is proud to have competitive prices for all our services. However, we understand homeowners have common concerns over the price to replace their sewer lines. Honestly, every sewer line replacement job differs from all others, so determining a specific job’s overall cost is contingent upon many factors. Professionals consider the amount of your sewer line they must replace and the sewer line’s total length. Other essential factors playing a part in final replacement costs include possible landscaping replacement, excavation costs, and backfilling after a team performs trenchwork. Generally, a complete house-to-street replacement may cost an average household between $4,000 and $25,000, but it can be more sometimes. Our service professional will discuss your property and sewer line details to calculate an accurate cost estimate for your specific project.

A sewer line’s exact lifespan will depend on various factors. The material composing the pipe, regular maintenance, usage, and the surrounding environment influence how long your sewer line will last. On average, a cast iron sewer pipe will last around 75 years, a clay sewer pipe lasts between 50 to 60 years, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipes can have up to a 100-year lifespan. Your best option is to let Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Columbia Missouri’s team check your sewer line, maintain it, and resolve sewer line-related issues as quickly as possible to get the longest life out of your pipe. You can contact us to learn more about how we can help and request an estimate for the sewer line services you need.