Drain Repair & Replacement Services

Whether it’s roots, rust, or pipes collapsing underground, we find the cause and fix it fast.

Drain Repair & Replacement

Clearing clogs is one thing. Fixing broken drain lines is another.

If your drains keep backing up no matter what you do, the problem likely isn’t inside. It’s underground. Sewer Squad specializes in diagnosing and repairing drain lines that are cracked, blocked, broken, or just plain old. We use video inspections to see what’s going on, then walk you through honest, no-pressure options for repair or replacement. From trenchless to full digs, we’ve got your back (and your yard).

why choose us?

Why Choose Sewer Squad

Transparent, trained, and ready to dig in.

Upfront pricing. No games

Experienced techs who explain things clearly

Backed by our Squad Guarantee

When It’s More Than Just a Clog

These underground issues often go unseen until it’s too late.

Cracked or collapsed pipes underground

Old or shifting pipes can break down over time, blocking flow or collapsing entirely.

Sewer “bellies” that collect water and waste

Low spots in the pipe create sagging sections that trap waste, leading to slow drains and backups.

Roots breaking through pipe joints

Tree roots naturally seek water, and they love old drain lines. Left unchecked, they’ll block or burst the pipe.

Repeated backups in multiple fixtures

When more than one drain acts up, the issue is often deeper in your main drain line.

Greener patches of lawn from leaking drains

Drain leaks can fertilize your lawn… but also signal trouble underground.

Orangeburg, clay, or cast iron pipes reaching end of life

Outdated materials weren’t built to last. Better to replace before disaster strikes.

FAQs

frequently asked questions

How do I know if my drain needs to be replaced?

If you’re dealing with frequent clogs, multiple slow fixtures, sewer smells, or visible pipe damage, a replacement might be needed. A camera inspection will confirm if the pipe is broken, sagging, or full of roots.

Can you repair a drain without digging up my yard?

In many cases, yes. We offer trenchless repair options like pipe lining or bursting, which can fix or replace your line with minimal digging. We’ll always show you what’s possible based on your pipe condition.

How much does a full drain replacement cost?

Costs can range from $4,000 to $25,000+, depending on depth, length, and method. We’ll give you a transparent quote after the inspection and explain every option. No pressure, no surprises.

How long will a drain repair take?

Most trenchless jobs are done in a day. Traditional replacements can take 1–3 days depending on excavation, permits, and restoration. Either way, we’ll work fast and leave your property clean.

What types of pipes do you install?

We typically use PVC for replacements. PVC is durable, root-resistant, and code-approved. We avoid band-aid fixes and only install pipes built to last.

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