Sewer

Sewer Main Line Repair & Replacement

Camera inspection first, then the right fix: a spot repair for an isolated defect, or a full replacement when the line has failed along its length.

Our work

Sewer Excavation & Pipe Installation

Worker leveling gravel around newly installed green sewer pipes in an excavation
New green sewer pipe sections installed on a gravel base inside an excavated trench
Excavator and worker completing sewer excavation beside a residential street

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Backflow Valve & Cleanout Installation

Sewer pipe, backflow valve, cleanout fittings, couplings, and installation materials laid out on grass
Backflow valve and cleanout fitting installed on a sewer main inside an excavated trench
Capped sewer cleanout access riser installed upright inside an excavated trench

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Warning signs

  • Backups that return after cleaning
  • Sinkholes or soft spots over the line path
  • Multiple defects or a collapsed, bellied line on camera
  • Repeated failures after prior repairs

What the inspection involves

  • Camera inspection and line locate
  • Confirm depth, material, slope and defect type
  • Confirm the responsibility boundary and connection point
  • Plan access, permits, utility locates and restoration

Possible approaches

  • Spot excavation and repair of an isolated defect
  • Root removal and joint repair
  • Full open-cut replacement with proper slope
  • Trenchless replacement where conditions allow
  • New cleanouts for future access

Scope limitations

Repair suits isolated defects; a line failing along its length is a replacement. Municipal responsibility for part of the run varies, and the camera inspection establishes what falls on the property owner.

What affects the price

  • Run length and depth of excavation
  • Surface restoration of drive, walk or landscaping
  • Permits, inspections and utility locates
  • Pipe material and trenchless feasibility

Next steps

Request an inspection and we'll confirm details and arrange a time to look at the conditions. We serve Northeast Ohio.

Request an inspection

Cost estimator

Ballpark the cost in seconds.

Pick the work and enter the run length in linear feet. These are approximate rates used to set expectations. The real number comes in a written scope after a free inspection.

Approximate range

$4,050 – $5,650

Based on ~$150 per linear foot.

Estimates are approximate and not a quote. Depth, access, soil, restoration, permits and existing conditions all move the final price. Inspections and estimates are free.