If you’ve noticed sewage smells around your property, standing water or perpetually damp areas on your front lawn, you may have a damaged sewer line. This problem can worsen over time, as damaged sewer lines attract pests and can even damage your foundation. For a business, damaged sewer lines can halt your profitability and damage your reputation—turn to a dependable, experienced plumber to handle your sewer line repair needs. In some cases, the damage is too severe, and you may need a sewer line replacement.
Types of Sewer Line Services
- Traditional Sewer Line Repair: Involves digging a trench to access and repair or replace the damaged section of the sewer line.
- Trenchless Sewer Repair: Techniques such as pipe bursting or pipe lining allow for sewer line repair with minimal digging.
- Sewer Line Replacement: Replacing old, damaged, or corroded pipes entirely to ensure long-term reliability.
- Sewer Pipe Repair Sleeves: Inserting a flexible pipe sleeve inside the damaged pipe to repair leaks without excavation.