Trenchless Sewer Line Installation Near Cleveland, OH

Sewer line replacement is typically never top of mind until a revealing sign or symptom of a deteriorating or broken sewer pipe is present. These symptoms include:

• Sewage backups and blockages every time you flush or run water down a drain(s)
• Sewer gas odor in or around your home or building
• Mold problem behind your walls
• Slow drain
• Extra green or lush areas in the grass due to a sewage leak underground
• Indentation in the yard from dissipating soil due to a saturating pipe underground
• Foundation cracks, settlement and sinkholes
• Septic waste pooling in lawn

Call Invisible Excavations today if you notice any of these broken sewer pipe symptoms, or any other strange, troublesome signs.

While it may be possible to replace a sewer line yourself, it is widely recommended to avoid a DIY sewer line repair or replacement. If you’re experiencing a sewer line issue, it’s best to call a professional plumber and excavation expert because working on sewer lines requires significant experience and equipment and must follow strict code guidelines.

Additionally, attempting sewer line work by yourself can expose you and your neighbors to health and safety risks and additional damage to the system can be done if you don’t know what you’re doing.

Repairing or replacing a sewer line almost always requires a permit because of the work being done, the equipment used, and – because this project holds a higher risk to health and safety – the necessity of a licensed professional to complete the job. Since you have to register for a permit, you also have to disclose who will be replacing the pipes. A permit usually guarantees that an expert is completing the job. But, don’t worry, we’ll help you through this process!

Every project will vary in cost depending on the project’s complexity, where your pipes connect to the public sewer line, and other important factors.

It should be noted that replacing sewer lines using trenchless technology is minimally invasive and usually costs less. For an accurate quote, contact the excavation experts at Invisible Excavations today.

Insurance coverage depends on your unique situation – as to why you need your sewer line replaced – but, sewer line replacement is typically not covered by insurance.

It is common practice to place all responsibility of repairing and replacing sewer lines on the homeowner.

It’s vital to know your coverage, however; because every homeowner’s policy varies. Take a look at yours to understand what you’re covered for and what you can add to your policy to help lessen the burden should a sewer line replacement need arise.