Residential Sewer Line Repair & Replacement

Here are some of the most common sewer line solutions our sewer and plumbing repair team offers:

• Pipe Relining

  Our pipe relining service involves reinforcing your existing pipes with a durable lining or sewer pipe repair sleeve. This lining is designed to prevent cracks and further issues. Pipe relining minimizes downtime while maintaining your sewer lines’ effectiveness.

• Burst Pipe Hydraulic Replacement

  Are your sewer pipes severely damaged? We may recommend our trenchless technique for burst pipe hydraulic replacement. Our residential sewer repair experts dismantle your old pipes and replace them with new ones – all while avoiding major excavation. Many homeowners prefer this option to limit the disruption to their landscaping.

• Preventative Maintenance

  We recommend prioritizing preventative maintenance to avoid a high residential sewer line replacement cost. Our service professionals can provide regular inspections and drain cleaning services to keep your sewer lines functioning at their best. By stopping debris from building up, you may be able to avoid clogs, cracks, damage, and burst pipes. Our drain cleaning and inspection services may offer the peace of mind you’re looking for.

You can also:

• Be mindful of what you flush
• Use drain strainers
• Regularly check for leaks
• Don’t tip grease, oil, and fat down your drains

It’s only natural to want to know the cost to replace residential sewer lines before enlisting the services of a capable plumbing team. When you’re aware of repair and replacement costs, you can make a well-informed decision.

Rest assured, Mr. Rooter Plumbing^® prioritizes efficient and cost-effective solutions. We also provide upfront pricing so you always know what to expect before residential sewer line repairs or replacements get underway.

You will most likely need a permit to replace your sewer line. Laws and regulations can vary from state to state and can also depend on where a property is located. Contact your local licensed service professional for more information.

A sewer pipe’s life expectancy is typically anywhere from 50 years to 100 years. However, many factors can contribute to life expectancies, such as sewer pipe materials and how much care and maintenance they’ve received. If you prioritize residential sewer line repair as soon as problems arise, your sewer lines may last longer than expected.

Fixing a broken sewer pipe underground can require a phone call to a licensed service professional with experience in plumbing and sewer repair, like Mr. Rooter Plumbing^®.

Plumbing experts can explore many sewer line repair options, such as digging a trench to access the pipe or opting for trenchless sewer line repair. The latter, a sewer lining repair, involves reinforcing pipes with linings to prevent cracks and minimize disruption to your property.

Contact our team to discuss your options if you need to repair a sewer line under a house or underground.