Sewer Line Repair
Reliable Sewer Line Repair
A damaged sewer line can cause far more than foul odors and sluggish drains—it can endanger your health, compromise your property, and result in costly structural damage if ignored. That’s why prompt, professional sewer line repair is essential.
At US Plumbing & Remodel, we specialize in efficient sewer line diagnostics and repairs across Florida.
Whether you’re dealing with stubborn clogs, unusual yard pooling, or sewage backups, our experienced team delivers reliable solutions using state-of-the-art technology and industry-best practices.
Common Signs of Sewer Line Problems
Common Signs of Sewer Line Problems
1. Multiple Slow Drains
If sinks, tubs, and toilets are all draining sluggishly, the issue likely lies in your main sewer line, not individual fixtures.
2. Persistent Sewer Odors
Unpleasant smells indoors or outside your home often point to a cracked or broken sewer pipe, which could be leaking harmful gases.
3. Gurgling Sounds
Bubbling or gurgling from your drains can indicate trapped air caused by a blockage—don’t ignore these noises.
4. Sewage Backups
Seeing sewage in your bathtub or toilet? That’s an emergency. It suggests a serious blockage or break in your main line.
5. Lush Patches or Standing Water in Yard
A leaking sewer line can cause specific parts of your lawn to become unusually green or soggy.
Our Sewer Line Repair Solutions
We customize every repair based on your home’s specific needs and layout. Options include:
1. Traditional Sewer Line Replacement
This method involves trench excavation to remove and replace the damaged pipe. It’s ideal when a full line replacement is needed.
2. Hydro Jetting
High-pressure water clears tough clogs, roots, and buildup—perfect for preventive maintenance or pre-repair prep.
3. Trenchless Repair Technologies
Minimize mess with our non-invasive, cutting-edge methods:
- Pipe Bursting – Replaces damaged pipe by breaking it apart and pulling in a new one.
- Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) Lining – Reinforces existing pipes by lining them with a resin-soaked sleeve that hardens in place.
Whether you’re noticing slow drains or soggy patches in your yard, these could be signs of serious sewer issues. Here’s a helpful article on common sewer line problems and their causes from The Spruce.
Sewer Line Maintenance & Prevention Tips
- Annual Video Inspections: We spot early signs of damage using advanced sewer cameras.
- Flush Only Toilet Paper: No wipes, no paper towels, no exceptions.
- Protect Health & Safety: Emergencies like sewer backups or gas leaks are serious hazards—immediate service keeps your home or business safe.
- Plan Landscaping Carefully: Keep trees with invasive roots away from your sewer line.
- Install a Backwater Valve: Protect your home during Florida’s stormy season.
— frequently asked questions
You Have Questions, We Have Answers
How long does a typical sewer line repair take?
Will my yard be damaged during the repair process?
Not necessarily. If you opt for trenchless repair methods, your landscaping is mostly preserved since minimal digging is required. Traditional repairs do involve excavation, which can disrupt lawns, driveways, or flower beds. Our team will always discuss the best option for your property and explain any expected disruptions before starting work.
Is trenchless repair more expensive than traditional sewer replacement?
Trenchless repair may have a slightly higher upfront cost, but it can be more economical in the long run. It reduces labor time, shortens project duration, and eliminates the need for costly landscaping or surface restoration. Plus, trenchless materials are durable and often come with extended warranties, adding long-term value.