Sewer Line Replacement

If the problem is small, a repair is usually enough. But if your pipes are old like that of Orangeburg or failing in several places, replacing the line makes more sense. Constant repairs on a worn-out pipe often end up costing more than replacing it once and getting decades of reliability.

Pipes can fail for a lot of reasons. Tree roots often sneak in through tiny cracks looking for water. Shifting soil, temperature swings, and the natural aging of materials like clay or cast iron also wear them down. On top of that, flushing the wrong items or pouring grease down the drain can create buildup and corrosion that weakens pipes over time.

Most standard residential sewer projects are completed within one to three days, depending on the depth and length of the line. If we use trenchless methods, the timeframe is often shorter and involves much less restoration work for your yard. We provide a specific schedule after our initial inspection so you can plan your week without the stress of the unknown.

While traditional excavation requires digging a trench along the path of the pipe, we strive to minimize the impact on your property. We use specialized equipment to move soil carefully and can often offer trenchless options that only require two small access points. Our team treats your yard with respect and works hard to restore the area once the new pipe is secured.

Coverage really depends on your policy and what caused the damage, like a sudden pipe burst versus gradual wear and tear. Many standard policies require an add-on for service line coverage, which protects the pipe running from your home to the street. It’s best to check with your insurance provider, and we can provide any documentation you need for your claim.