Sewer Line Repair & Replacement
Camera-diagnosed sewer line repair and replacement — including trenchless options — for Las Vegas homes with roots, cracks, bellies and backups.
When your main sewer line fails, every drain in the house is on borrowed time. Sewage backing up into a tub, a soggy patch in the yard, or a toilet that won't clear no matter what — those are main-line symptoms, not a simple clog.
We start where an honest sewer repair should start: with a camera in the line. You see what we see. Then we lay out your real options — spot repair, trenchless replacement, or a full dig — with the trade-offs and the price in plain English.
No scare tactics. If it can be cleared, we clear it. If it truly needs replacement, we show you the footage that proves it.
When toilets, tubs and floor drains gurgle or back up together, the problem is the shared main line.
A cracked lateral leaks waste into the soil — you'll smell it before you see the soft, extra-green patch above it.
If you're snaking the main every few months, roots or a pipe defect are letting debris catch again and again.
Groundwater infiltrating through cracks overwhelms the line, a classic sign of joint separation or root intrusion.
Every sewer job begins with a camera inspection so we can pinpoint the problem and its exact location and depth. Roots at a joint, a 'belly' that holds water, a crushed section, or old clay and cast-iron that's simply worn out — each calls for a different fix.
Where the pipe path allows, trenchless methods let us rehabilitate or replace the line with minimal digging — no trenching your whole yard or driveway. When a section is collapsed, we do a targeted spot repair. When the whole run is failing, a full replacement is the honest call, and we'll tell you so.
Heavy root balls or grease often get cleared first with hydro jetting so we get a clean camera view and a clean line to work with.
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Housing era matters. Mid-century homes around Downtown and the east side often still run original clay or cast-iron laterals that crack, scale and invite roots. Newer master-planned areas like Green Valley have mature landscaping whose roots find every joint.
Wherever you are in the valley, we base the recommendation on what the camera shows — not on what's easiest to sell. See the signs of tree root intrusion if you suspect roots.
The old way to fix a sewer line was to trench the whole run — tearing up your yard, your driveway, sometimes your slab. Trenchless changes that. Where the pipe path allows, we rehabilitate or replace the line through one or two small access points instead of a long open trench.
That means your landscaping, concrete and hardscape mostly stay put, the job finishes faster, and the restoration bill afterward is a fraction of a full dig. Not every line is a trenchless candidate — tight bends and fully collapsed sections sometimes aren't — so we'll tell you honestly after the camera shows us the layout.
Every job starts with a located, measured camera inspection, so you know exactly where the problem is and how deep before anyone digs. We walk you through the footage, lay out the options — spot repair, trenchless, or full replacement — and give you a written price on each.
Once you approve, we pull the county permit, do the work, and camera the line again to confirm it flows clean end to end. We protect the site, clean up, and leave you with a sewer you don't have to think about.
We don’t post fake flat rates — every home is different. Here’s what goes into your written, up-front price:
You always get the price in writing before we start. Call (614) 830-0578 for a free estimate.
We bring sewer line repair & replacement to homes and businesses valley-wide — the same up-front pricing and licensed, insured crews whether you're near our south-valley shop or across town.
It depends on line length, depth and access, but trenchless is often competitive with traditional digging once you factor in restoring concrete and landscaping. We provide a written estimate after the camera inspection — details in our trenchless sewer repair cost guide.
Often a spot repair or cleaning is enough. We only recommend full replacement when the camera shows widespread cracking, a collapsed section, or a line so scaled and root-bound that patching won't last. You'll see the footage either way.
A sewer camera with a locator tells us the exact spot and depth of the damage, so any digging is precise. It also confirms whether roots, a belly or a crack is the culprit.
Yes — a sewage backup is an emergency. We're available 24/7 to clear the line and stop the mess. Call (614) 830-0578 and see our sewer backup service.
No, and we won't pretend it is. Trenchless works when the existing line is intact enough to line or burst through; a fully collapsed line, tight bends or bad misalignment may still need an open dig in spots. The camera tells us which — and we recommend the option that actually lasts, not the one that's easiest to sell.
A spot repair or trenchless job is often finished in a day. A full open-trench replacement with concrete or landscape restoration can take longer. We give you a realistic timeline with the written estimate, after the camera inspection.
Blast years of hard-water scale, grease and roots out of your lines and restore full flow — not just a hole through the clog.
Learn moreSlow or clogged drains cleared the right way — cabling or hydro jetting, plus camera diagnosis so it stays clear.
Learn moreSewage backing up indoors is a health hazard. We clear the main line 24/7, camera it to find the cause, and guide safe cleanup.
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Read articleCall Mike's Drain and Plumbing at (614) 830-0578 for same-day service and honest, up-front pricing across the valley.
