A failing sewer line means backups, wet spots in the yard, and costly damage if ignored. We diagnose with camera inspection, locate the exact defect, and repair the line with the right method — spot excavation, full replacement, or trenchless options when the layout allows.
What's included
- Root intrusion, offset joints, bellies, and collapses
- Camera inspection with precise on-ground locate
- Spot repairs and full line replacements
- Trenchless options evaluated when appropriate
- Coordination with town permits and inspections
Our process
1
Scope & locate
Camera the line, mark the defect on the ground, and confirm depth so the repair is targeted.
2
Repair
Open only what's needed, replace the failed section with proper materials, and restore grade.
3
Restore & verify
Backfill, compact, and re-scope the line so you can see the finished repair.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know my sewer line is failing?+
Repeat backups, sewage smell, patches of lush grass, or slow drains sitewide are common signs. A camera inspection confirms it.
Do you always have to dig up the yard?+
Not always. Spot repairs and trenchless options can preserve landscaping when the defect and layout allow.
How long does a sewer repair take?+
Most spot repairs are a one-day job. Full replacements typically take 1–3 days depending on length, depth, and permits.