Efficient Sewer Line Replacements in Phoenix, Arizona, for Your Peace of Mind

Frequent Clogs

Regular clogs in multiple drains can signal a serious problem with your sewer line. Persistent issues, despite using a drain snake or other unclogging methods, often indicate the need for replacement.

Slow Drains

If your drains are sluggish and don't improve with cleaning, the sewer line may be obstructed or damaged.

Unpleasant Odors

Foul smells emanating from your drains or yard can indicate a leaking or broken sewer line.

Sewage Backup

Backups in your home’s plumbing system clearly indicate a severe issue. This problem can pose health hazards and lead to significant damage if not addressed promptly.

Lush Patches in Your Yard

Unusually green or lush patches in your lawn may result from leaking sewer lines fertilizing the soil.

Inspection and Diagnosis

The first step in our process involves a thorough inspection of your existing sewer line. We use advanced tools like video cameras to identify the exact location and nature of the problem, allowing us to determine whether a partial or full replacement is necessary.

Assessment and Planning

Once we diagnose the issue, we provide a detailed assessment and plan for replacement. We consider factors such as the type of pipes needed, the best replacement method, and any potential impact on your property.

Installation

Our skilled technicians handle the installation with precision and care, ensuring that the new sewer line is properly fitted and aligned. We use high-quality materials to ensure long-lasting performance and reliability.

Testing and Cleanup

We conduct rigorous testing after installation to confirm that the new sewer line functions correctly and meets all safety and performance standards. We also clean up the work area, leaving your property in excellent condition.

Replacement Methods

We offer several sewer line replacement options, including

Traditional Excavation: This method involves digging up the old sewer line and replacing it with new piping. It's effective for severe damage and allows for a complete overhaul.

Trenchless Technology: This involves inserting a new pipe into the old one or bursting the old pipe while simultaneously pulling a new one into place.