SEWER LINE REPLACEMENT
If your system needs sewer line replacement services, you’ll notice signs including slow drains, gurgling sounds in your drains, foul sewage odors, pooling water or flooding septic waste in your yard, and even foundation problems. These can be caused by tree roots in your line, foreign objects blocking your line, the corrosion of old pipes, and soil conditions.
The best way to deal with sewer line issues is to get your line inspected by the professionals at McLauchlin Septic & Plumbing. Using a camera, we’ll check the line for cracks, holes, blockages, and collapsed sections.
If we identify minimal damage to the pipe, repairs may be an option. But if there’s extensive damage, we may need to replace the full line. We’ll discuss the sewer line replacement options with you. Some involve digging a trench in your property to find and replace the entire pipe. Trenchless sewer line replacement is less invasive for your property and involves digging only at certain access points to replace the existing line.