Trusted Sewer Line Repairs by Local Plumbing Experts

Sewer line repair involves fixing broken, cracked, or collapsed sewer pipes that cause blockages or sewage backups. Methods include trenchless repair, pipe replacement, or sectional fixes.

Common signs include frequent backups, slow drains, foul odors, and soggy spots in your yard. A professional camera inspection can confirm the problem.

It depends on your policy. Damage from wear and tear is typically not covered, but sudden events like tree root intrusion or collapse may qualify.

Most repairs take 1–2 days, depending on the severity, location, and whether trenchless methods can be used. Complex jobs may take longer.

Trenchless repair is a no-dig or low-dig method that uses pipe bursting or pipe lining to fix your sewer without excavation, preserving landscaping and driveways.

Yes. Sectional repair targets only the damaged area, which can save time and money if the rest of the line is in good condition.

Costs vary depending on depth, length, and method used. Typical repairs range from $1,000 to $7,000+. A camera inspection helps provide an accurate estimate.

Not with trenchless options. Traditional repairs require digging, but trenchless methods minimize surface disruption and preserve landscaping.

Tree roots seek out moisture in sewer pipes, especially older clay or cast iron lines. They can cause cracks, clogs, and eventually full collapses.

Yes. Most cities, including Long Beach and LA/OC areas, require permits. Our team handles all permitting to ensure code compliance and a smooth process