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If your sewer line is damaged, it may be leaking sewer water into your yard. A clogged sewer can back up your plumbing system and fill it with waste. If you notice clogged pipes or a persistent bad smell in your home or property, contact Bob Larson Plumbing for plumbing services. We offer professional sewer line repair. Our certified Washington plumbers have the equipment, skill, and experience to work on all types of sewer lines.
Sewer line repair is a high-level, complicated job that you should leave to professional plumbers. We utilized advanced technology to identify and address sewer line problems quickly and affordably. We don’t just fix problems. Instead, we provide long-term solutions that save you time and money down the road. Contact Bob Larson Plumbing for an in-home assessment and get an estimate on sewer line repair.
Contact Bob Larson Plumbing to schedule an in-home assessment and receive an estimate for sewer line repair by filling out our contact form.
When your sewer line breaks, you don’t have time to wait for a plumber. Sewer line repair is a time-sensitive issue that requires emergency work. Bob Larson Plumbing offers fast reliable broken sewer line repair that you can count on when you need it most. Our team can find the problem and fix it right away.
In some cases, your sewer line may be too broken to fix. If so, sewer line repair is the best solution for replacing your line. We can pull the old line out and replace it with a brand-new, durable line that will give you years of dependable performance. Call today to get a free estimate.
Our sewer line inspection services involve plumbers using specialized camera equipment to inspect the interior of your sewer pipes visually. This non-invasive process allows us to identify blockages, leaks, or damage within the sewer system. Issues like tree root intrusion, pipe corrosion, or misaligned pipes can be discovered early, preventing costly repairs down the line.
We recommend scheduling a sewer line inspection when buying a new home or if you suspect sewer line problems. Accurate inspections allow us to make precise repairs, saving time and money while ensuring the longevity and efficiency of your sewer system.
If you notice an area of your yard is particularly lush and green, it could be due to a leaking sewer line fertilizing the grass. A broken sewer line can lead to soil displacement, causing noticeable indentations or dips in your lawn or under pavers. In extreme cases, a leaking sewer line can cause damage to your home’s foundation or even lead to sinkholes. An unexplained increase in your water bill could also be due to a leak in your sewer line.
If you notice any of these signs, contact our plumbing professionals as soon as possible to inspect your sewer line and make any necessary repairs.
Some common signs that your sewer line might need repair include :
If you are consistently experiencing backups or clogs in your drains, especially in lower-level drains, this could indicate a problem with your sewer line.
While a single slow drain can indicate a local blockage, if multiple drains throughout your home are draining slowly, this could be a sign of a problem with your sewer line.
Strange sounds can be a sign that there are blockages or breaks in your sewer line.
This is a serious sign of a sewer line issue and should be addressed immediately.
Unpleasant smells coming from your drains or in your yard can be a sign of a broken sewer line.
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Trenchless sewer repair involves minimal digging. If we do not have to dig through your yard to repair or replace the sewer line, we can prevent damage to your landscape or landscape. We use plumbing camera video technology to locate and diagnose the problem.
Once we diagnose the problem we use a trenchless method for repairing the sewer line. We do this by creating one or two small access points for ourselves, which will allow us to repair up to a hundred feet of pipe! We repair your sewer line, causing little to no damage to your yard.
We use a similar process for replacing a sewer line. The process involves soaking a felt or fiberglass pipe liner in an epoxy resin and threading it through the existing sewer pipe. We inflate the liner and press it against the host pipe. Once it is in place, we let the new pipe cure for up to 24 hours. The process is simple and less invasive than traditional sewer line repair.
Protect your plumbing by scheduling sewer line repair or replacement from Bob Larson Plumbing. Our certified plumbing technicians are qualified and ready to help you restore water to your pipes.
Call us or fill out our contact form to schedule plumbing services.
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Sewer line damage can be caused by a variety of factors including tree root intrusion, ground shifting, pipe age and deterioration, poor installation, and flushing inappropriate items down the drain.
The cost can vary widely depending on the severity and location of the damage. On average, homeowners can expect to pay between $1,000 and $4,000. Major repairs or replacements can cost significantly more.
Typically, homeowner’s insurance policies do not cover sewer line repairs as they’re considered part of home maintenance. However, some insurers offer add-on sewer or water line coverage, so it’s best to check with your provider.
The duration of the repair depends on the extent of the damage. Minor repairs might be completed in a day, while more extensive repairs or replacements may take several days to a week.
We offer trenchless sewer line repair. This method causes less damage to your yard than traditional methods, but it may not be suitable for all types of damage.
Regular maintenance and inspection can help prevent damage. Avoid planting trees near your sewer lines, don’t flush inappropriate items, and consider installing a backwater prevention valve to prevent city sewers from backing up into your lines.
The lifespan of a sewer line depends on the material. Cast iron pipes can last up to 100 years, clay and cement pipes can last up to 60-70 years, and PVC pipes can last indefinitely if properly maintained.
Yes, in most municipalities, the homeowner is responsible for the sewer line from the house to the street.
While minor drain clogs can often be handled by a homeowner, major sewer line repairs require professional equipment and expertise due to the potential for further damage and the health risks associated with exposure to sewage. It’s recommended to hire a professional for such repairs.