This is a question that homeowners often ask when it comes to taking care of the sewer pipe that carries away waste from their drains and out to the municipal sewer system. If something goes wrong with this pipe, such as a break or blockage, is it the responsibility of the utility company or the homeowner to have the pipe repaired or replaced?<\/p>\n
The answer is: the homeowner<\/em>. From the point where the sewer line exits the home to where it crosses under the property line is the responsibility of the homeowner. However, this isn\u2019t as huge a burden as it sounds.<\/p>\n Although repair and replacement work for your home\u2019s sewer line may fall to you, that doesn\u2019t mean that you<\/em> have to do the work! In fact, unless you\u2019re a professional plumber with the right equipment, there isn\u2019t any way for you to do these jobs. You simply have to leave it in the hands (and tools) of licensed plumbers<\/a> with the experience and training for sewer line work<\/a>. You may be surprised at how smoothly the work can go to repair or replace a sewer line.<\/p>\n One of the reasons that you should contact us when you have a sewer line repair\/replacement job is that we use trenchless technology, and that\u2019s not something you\u2019ll find at every plumbing contractor.<\/p>\nProfessional Sewer Line Repairs and Replacements<\/h3>\n
Trenchless Sewer Line Replacement and Repairs<\/h3>\n