Slow drains throughout the house, sewage odors or a soggy yard can signal a failing sewer line. We diagnose with camera inspection and repair or replace it right.
A damaged sewer line is one of the most disruptive plumbing problems a home can have — and one of the easiest to misdiagnose without the right equipment. We start every sewer job with a camera inspection to pinpoint the exact issue, whether that's a root intrusion, a collapsed section, or years of buildup. From there we recommend trenchless repair when possible, or full excavation and replacement when the line requires it.
We see the exact problem inside the line before recommending any repair approach.
Trenchless methods are used whenever the line's condition allows it.
All excavation and pipe replacement work meets New York plumbing and sewer code.
We run a sewer camera through the line to locate blockages, breaks or root intrusion.
You'll see the footage and get a clear explanation of repair vs. replacement.
We complete the work using the least disruptive method the line's condition allows.
The new line is tested, backfilled, and the site is restored as close to original as possible.
Multiple slow drains at once, gurgling sounds, sewage odors, soggy patches in the yard, or sewage backing up into the lowest drain in the house are all common warning signs.
Not always. When the pipe's condition allows, trenchless repair methods can fix or reline the sewer line through much smaller access points.
A straightforward excavation-based replacement typically takes 1–3 days including backfill; trenchless repairs are often completed in a single day.
Yes, we pull the required permits and coordinate any necessary inspections as part of the project.