Sewer Line Repair & Replacement
A failing sewer line shows up as slow drains, sewage odor, or a soggy patch of yard. We camera-inspect first so you know exactly what's wrong before we talk about digging anything up.

What's included
- Full camera inspection of the main sewer lateral
- Root intrusion cutting and clearing
- Spot repair for localized breaks or offset joints
- Trenchless pipe lining or bursting for full-line failures
- Traditional excavation when trenchless isn't viable
- Permit, inspection, and yard restoration coordination
Is this you?
- Multiple drains backing up at the same time
- Sewage smell in the yard or near a cleanout
- A consistently soggy or unusually green patch of lawn
- A home built before 1970 with clay or Orangeburg sewer pipe
- Recurring root intrusion despite regular clearing
- A home sale inspection flagging the sewer lateral
Our process
Camera the full line
We run a camera from the cleanout to the city connection or septic tank, recording the condition and exact location of any problem.
Explain the findings
You see the footage and get a plain-English explanation of what's wrong and what it takes to fix it.
Trenchless where possible
Pipe lining or bursting repairs the line through a small access point in most cases — no trench across the yard.
Restore & re-inspect
We coordinate yard restoration and re-camera the line to confirm the repair before we consider the job done.
Pricing
Camera inspection is a flat fee. Spot repairs and trenchless lining are quoted after the inspection confirms scope — full excavation, when unavoidable, is priced separately and explained before you approve it.
Frequently asked questions
A method that repairs or replaces the pipe from the inside — either lining the existing pipe or bursting it while pulling a new one through — using one or two small access points instead of trenching the full yard.
Not always — it depends on the pipe's condition, material, and depth. We'll tell you honestly if traditional excavation is the better or only option.
The camera inspection shows the difference clearly — roots look like intrusion at a joint, while a structural break shows a visible offset or collapse.
Trenchless methods leave the yard largely intact. When excavation is necessary, we coordinate restoration as part of the job.
Sewer Line across Volusia & Flagler County
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Leak Detection
Non-invasive location of hidden and slab leaks — before they become a bigger repair.
Need sewer line?
Flat-rate quote before we start. 24/7 emergency dispatch across Volusia County.