UTAH SEWER LINE REPLACEMENT

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SEWER MAIN ISSUES? WE GOT THIS.

Nobody likes to go have issues with their sewer main. But, when you do, it doesn't hurt to call an Expert.

Sewer main line problems come in many forms, and often at a bad time. Our Expert technicians will be able to accurately and professionally find whats wrong with your main drain, From simple, small drain repairs to a full sewer replacement or sewer liner, we got you covered. Our fully stocked trucks come ready to go.

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FIXING IT RIGHT, THE FIRST TIME.

All we are is a straight forward, honest, family-owned company. We give you up-front pricing before we do any work. That way, you know exactly how much that drain repair is going to cost.

Just because we're Experts doesn't mean we need to be expensive, either. No one should have to pay a ludicrous price to have a sewer main line repair done right the first time.

no interest financing

We know repair emergencies and unexpected projects can be difficult financially. That's why we've partnered with Ally Financing to offer low rates and even 12 months no interest payment plans for every job we do.

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SERVICE YOU CAN TRUST

We are proud to field the finest technicians in the trade. Our technicians have been thoroughly trained in our in-house facility. This immersive training consists of sewer jetting, drain cabling, drain cleaning, sewer lining and much more.

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PERMALINER CERTIFIED INSTALLER

We are proud to be a PERMALINER CERTIFIED company. That means we carry only the best in trenchless sewer repair technology. That way, you know - it'll stand the test of time.

Our technicians have even received speciality training from PERMALINER directly. You deserve to have it done right.

Sewer Line Repair & Replacement FAQs

Recurring drain backups are usually the biggest warning sign, especially if you've had the same line cleared more than once and it keeps clogging back up. Other signs include gurgling sounds from drains or toilets, slow drainage throughout the house, sewage odor near the yard or basement, and unusually lush or soggy patches of grass over the line.

For older homes and buildings, sagging or cracked pipe is common simply from age, and it gradually worsens before it fails altogether.

Not always. We start with a camera inspection to see exactly what's happening inside the line, which tells us whether trenchless sewer lining is a fit or whether traditional excavation makes more sense. Lining lets us rehabilitate a damaged pipe from an access point without digging up the whole path, which means your landscaping, driveway, or parking lot stays intact.

However, there are situations where excavation is the best option, particularly when a section of pipe is too far gone to line or has been compromised by something like poured concrete or a prior failed repair.

We'll show you through what we find and discuss what makes sense for your situation before making recommendations.

Yes, and this is a big part of what we specialize in. We've completed full sewer rehabilitation projects for restaurants, gas stations, and car washes without closing the doors, often by working through the night or during slower operating hours and using bypass systems to keep drains and fixtures functional in the meantime.

It depends on the length of the line, its condition, and whether lining or excavation is the right fit. We’ve found that trenchless lining moves faster compared to other methods. Some of our full sewer rehabilitation projects, including preparation, drain redirection, and cleanup, have wrapped in under two days total.

Excavation projects generally take longer since they involve more groundwork, backfill, and surface restoration. Either way, we'll give you a realistic timeline before starting so you know what to expect.

Age is the most common culprit, particularly with older clay, cast iron, or Orangeburg pipe that wasn’t built to last this long. Tree roots working their way into small cracks, ground shifting over decades, and buildup of grease or debris all speed up the process, too.

Sometimes it's a previous repair that didn't stick, or piping that wasn’t accounted for during a renovation, which is more common in older commercial buildings. A camera inspection is the fastest way to find out what's going on.