Sewer line replacement involves removing and installing a new sewer pipe when the existing line is too damaged to be repaired.
Most replacements take one to several days depending on the length of the line, access, and method used.
Signs include frequent backups, multiple drain issues at once, sewage odors, slow drainage throughout the home, or a collapsed pipe confirmed by inspection.
Costs vary based on the extent of damage, pipe length, and replacement method, but it is often necessary to prevent repeated costly repairs.
Yes, sewer line replacement typically requires permits and must follow local plumbing codes.
