Sewer Line Trouble Does Not Stay Underground

A broken sewer line can show up as slow drains, bad smells, soggy spots in the yard, or repeated backups inside the house. The longer it is left alone, the more damage it can cause. Jack It Up replaces worn or collapsed sewer lines with dependable piping that helps protect your plumbing, yard, and the soil supporting your home.

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Why Homeowners Call Us for Sewer Line Replacement

Sometimes a sewer line can be repaired. Other times, the pipe is too cracked, shifted, root-filled, or deteriorated to keep patching. That is when replacement becomes the smarter choice.

We do not start by digging. First, we inspect the line with a camera to see what is happening below the surface. Once we know the pipe’s condition, we explain the options, show you where the trouble is, and give you a clear plan before work begins.

Our service includes:

  • Camera inspection and damage location
  • Removal of broken or collapsed pipe
  • Installation of durable replacement piping
  • Careful excavation around the affected area
  • Backfilling, cleanup, and site restoration
  • Final testing before the job is closed
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How a Sewer Leak Can Affect Your Foundation

A leaking sewer pipe can wash away soil little by little. When that soil shifts or softens, the foundation above it may lose support. Replacing the failed line early can help stop moisture damage and reduce the risk of settlement around your home.

Signs It May Be Time for a New Sewer Line

Call for an inspection if you notice:

  • Several drains slowing down at once
  • Recurring toilet or drain backups
  • Sewer smells inside or outside
  • Wet or sunken areas in the yard
  • Gurgling sounds from plumbing fixtures
  • Bright green grass growing over one strip of ground

Our Replacement Process

01. Camera Check

We inspect the line and locate the damaged section.

02. Honest Recommendation

You get a clear explanation of what we found and what needs to happen next.

03. Work Area Preparation

We plan access carefully and protect nearby areas before digging.

04. Pipe Replacement

The damaged line is removed and new piping is installed at the correct slope.

05. Backfill and Cleanup

The area is filled, compacted, and cleaned up.

06. Final Test

We run water through the system and confirm the new line is flowing properly.

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