Signs of a failing sewer line may include frequent and recurrent drain backups, unpleasant sewage odors in your home or yard, slow drains, lush patches of grass in the yard, or pooling sewage on your property. If you notice any of these signs, it’s essential to contact us to assess the situation.

Yes, a leaking sewer pipe is considered an emergency. It can cause significant damage to your property, pose health risks due to the exposure to sewage, and may lead to more complex plumbing issues if not addressed promptly. If you suspect a sewer pipe leak, you can always call us for emergency sewer line repair in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs.

Stopping a sewer line from leaking typically involves professional intervention. Depending on the extent and location of the leak, a plumber may choose to repair the damaged section of pipe, replace the pipe entirely, or apply a pipe liner. Always contact our professional team to ensure the issue is appropriately and safely resolved.

Some sewer line issues can be resolved without digging, especially if the problem is a clog that can be removed with hydro jetting. However, extensive damage or complicated situations may still require traditional excavation. We’ll discuss your options with you to determine the most suitable solution.