Need Sewer Lines Repaired or Replaced?

A broken sewer line can produce a foul odor and cause permanent damage to your home. Our residential plumbers can fix or install a sewer pipe in your home with our hydro-excavating and sewer line repair services.

Main Sewer Line Repair

Like any other pipe, the main sewer line from your home can easily become clogged or damaged. However, when this 4-inch diameter pipe doesn’t work, it can cause every drain in the house to back up! A number of things can cause a main sewer line clog: overgrown tree roots, years of built-up grease and hair, or even mineral deposits from the city water supply. While other Indianapolis plumbers provide de-clogging services, only our team will completely clean out the clog to restore sewer pipes to their full diameter. Other companies usually only poke a hole in the clog that is wide enough to allow water drainage. Unfortunately, this hole is small and can easily plug up again.

Our team utilizes cutting-edge technology to provide an expert sewer line cleaning, including hydrojetting and progressive rod expansion. Thankfully, 317 Plumber has the tools and experience needed to provide efficient main sewer line repair. Our team of licensed and certified plumbers can identify damage in the main line and provide affordable options for repairing it.

We also repair and replace main sewer lines when the problem can’t be fixed by cleaning. Our team can handle issues caused by:

• Broken & Collapsed Pipes
• Leaking Pipe Joints
• Bellied Pipe Sections
• Invasive Roots
• Pipe Corrosion

When the pipe repair is completed, we’ll send a video camera down the line to ensure that everything is working correctly.

Sewer Line Installation

One of the best tools plumbers have available to repair or replace a sewer line is trenchless machinery. Trenchless technology involves the use of a hydraulic machine that can push or pull a new pipe through an existing pipe. It’s done laterally, only requiring digging one or sometimes two small holes to access the ends of the line.

Not every plumber has access to trenchless technology, but one thing is certain: this is one of the most efficient methods for working on a sewer line. Select a plumber who uses trenchless technology for your next sewer line service for expedience and cleanliness.