Commercial Plumbing

Sewer line repairs are necessary when there is damage to the underground pipe that carries wastewater away from your home or business to the main sewer line. Damaged sewer lines can cause a variety of problems, including backups, leaks, and foul odors. Here are some common types of sewer line repairs:

1. Spot repair: If the damage is limited to a small section of the sewer line, a spot repair may be sufficient. This involves excavating the area around the damaged section of the pipe, removing the damaged portion, and replacing it with a new one.
2. Pipe lining: This involves placing a new pipe liner inside the existing damaged pipe to create a new, seamless inner lining. This method is less invasive than excavation and can be completed with minimal disruption to your property.
3. Pipe bursting: This involves breaking apart the damaged pipe and replacing it with a new one. This method is typically used when the existing pipe is severely damaged or collapsed.
4. Trenchless repair: This method involves making repairs without the need for excavation. This is a minimally invasive option that can help preserve landscaping and other structures.
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The type of repair method used will depend on the extent and location of the damage to your sewer line. It's essential to call a professional plumber as soon as you notice any signs of a sewer line problem to prevent further damage and ensure the safety and health of your home or business. A professional plumber can assess the damage and recommend the best course of action for your specific needs.