Benefits of Sewer Repair & Maintenance

1. Prevents Costly Backups
   Avoid raw sewage backing up into your home — which can be hazardous and expensive to fix.

2. Protects Property Value
   A properly maintained sewer system keeps your home structurally sound and attractive to future buyers.

3. Avoids Emergency Repairs
   Routine maintenance catches small problems early, preventing major breakdowns.

4. Improves Drain Performance
   Fixing or maintaining sewer lines can restore full flow to your entire plumbing system.

5. Environmental & Health Protection
   A damaged sewer can contaminate soil and water. Repairs keep your home safe and eco-friendly.

When You May Need Sewer Repair or Maintenance

Watch for these warning signs:

• Frequent clogs or slow drains in multiple areas

• Foul odors near drains or in the yard

• Gurgling toilets or bubbling drains

• Soggy patches or sinkholes in your lawn

• Sewage backing up into tubs, sinks, or toilets

• Unusually green patches of grass (can indicate a leak in your sewer line)

If you experience any of these, it’s time for a professional inspection.

How Sewer Repair & Maintenance Works

1. Inspection:
   We begin with a camera inspection to diagnose the condition of your sewer line and locate problems accurately.

2. Cleaning or Jetting:
   If buildup is present, we may use hydro jetting to clear out debris, grease, and roots.

3. Repair or Replacement:
   For damaged lines, we offer options such as traditional excavation, trenchless pipe replacement, or spot repairs.

4. Ongoing Maintenance:
   We recommend a maintenance schedule for homes with older pipes, lots of trees, or frequent drain issues.

Did You Know?

• Many sewer lines are made of clay or cast iron and can deteriorate after 30–50 years.

• Tree roots are a leading cause of sewer pipe damage.

• Sewer backups are not covered by most homeowners insurance without a special rider.

• Preventative maintenance can extend the life of your system and catch issues early.