Sewer Repair & Trenchless Sewer Line Repair
Sewer repair, camera inspection and trenchless sewer line repair for homes and businesses across Greater Cincinnati and Southeastern Indiana.
A failing sewer line usually gives warning signs. Drains all over the house run slow. The basement floor drain gurgles when the washer empties. Or sewage backs up into the lowest fixture in the house. Outside, you might see a soggy patch of yard or smell sewer gas. In older Cincinnati neighborhoods, tree roots and aging clay or cast iron pipe are common causes. In newer subdivisions, the cause can be a sag in the line or a joint that has pulled apart. We start by finding out what is actually wrong. A sewer camera inspection shows where the line is cracked, sagging or packed with roots, and we show you what we found. From there we handle sewer repair, sewer line repair and trenchless sewer line repair, including sewer lining and trenchless pipe replacement. Trenchless methods let us fix many lines without cutting a trench across your lawn, driveway or landscaping. We do sewer work for homes and commercial properties in Hamilton, Butler, Warren and Dearborn counties and parts of Clermont. If sewage is backing up right now, call 513-771-7588. We take emergency calls 24/7.
What this covers
- Sewer repair
- Sewer line repair
- Trenchless sewer line repair
- Sewer lining maintenance
- Trenchless pipe replacement
- Trenchless water services
- Sewer camera inspection
Common questions
What is trenchless sewer line repair?
Trenchless repair fixes or replaces a sewer line through small access points. It avoids digging an open trench along the full length of the pipe. Sewer lining creates a new pipe inside the old one, and trenchless pipe replacement pulls a new pipe through the path of the old one, so either way there is far less digging in your yard or driveway.
Can every sewer line be fixed without digging?
Not always. A line that has collapsed, sags badly or has badly shifted joints may need a traditional dug repair. A camera inspection tells us which approach fits your line before any work starts.
What should I do if sewage is backing up into my basement?
Stop running water, flushing toilets and doing laundry, because everything you drain adds to the backup. Then call us at 513-771-7588. We take emergency calls 24/7.