Sewer Line Repair/Replacement in San Antonio

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Signs you have a problem with your sewer line

There's a sewer odor in/around your home
You have several slow drains
You frequently have clogged drains
Septic waste is pooling in your lawn
Water backs up in other drains when you flush the toilet
You hear a gurgling noise coming from your pipes
You notice your water bill is steadily rising, without any changes to your water usage

What's included in this service

Diagnosis: Your plumber will diagnose what's wrong with your drain line using state-of-the-art video cameras.
Upfront pricing: After we’ve found the problem, we’ll recommend either repairing the line or replacing it, depending on the severity of the damage. We’ll give you upfront pricing for whatever solution is needed.
Repair/replace: Just sit back and relax while we access the problem pipe and repair or replace it. Most sewer line repairs/replacements take about 2–6 hours to complete.
100% satisfaction—guaranteed: If we did not exceed your expectations, we’ll do everything we can to make it right.

Price to repair/replace sewer line piping

Low: $1,250
Average: $3,500
High: $8,000

The cost of your sewer line repair/replacement will depend on the following factors:

The location of the damaged pipe: If the damaged pipe is hard to reach (buried deep, surrounded by trees, covered by pool decking, etc.), your contractor will need more time and tools to fix it, which means higher labor costs.
The length of the pipe that needs to be repaired/replaced: The longer the pipe, the more expensive it will be to replace because it will require more parts and labor.
Restoration costs: Repairing or replacing a sewer line involves digging. If the broken line is located under the lawn or driveway, you’ll need to factor in the cost to restore those areas once the job is complete.