When several fixtures throughout your home are slow or backing up at the same time, the problem may be farther down the plumbing system in the main sewer line rather than with an individual drain.

Sewer lines can become damaged by tree roots, shifting soil, corrosion, cracks, collapsed sections, buildup, and normal deterioration over time.

A completely blocked sewer line, repeated backups, unusually slow drainage throughout the home, sewage odors, or changes in the ground around the sewer line can indicate serious damage. A professional inspection can help determine the cause.

In some cases, yes. The best solution depends on the location, type, and severity of the damage, as well as the condition of the surrounding pipe. We'll inspect the problem and explain your options.

There isn't a single inspection schedule that works for every home. Older properties, homes with mature trees, and properties with a history of sewer problems may benefit from periodic inspections.

Yes. A sewer camera inspection can help identify blockages, cracks, root intrusion, and other problems inside the sewer line without immediately resorting to excavation.

The cost depends on the location and severity of the problem, the condition of the existing pipe, accessibility, and the type of repair or replacement required. We'll evaluate the problem and provide upfront pricing before work begins.

Yes. We offer flexible financing options to help make unexpected sewer line repairs or replacement more manageable. Ask our team about available financing plans and payment options when you schedule your service.

A sewer backup should be addressed promptly. Stop using water in the home if possible and contact a professional plumber, especially if sewage is backing up into your living space.

We stretch across the Wasatch Front, including Salt Lake County, Utah County, Weber County, Davis County, and Summit County.