Local Sewer Line Repair Experts

When sewer line issues disrupt your home, Priority Home Services delivers reliable solutions backed by transparent pricing and professional care. Our licensed drain cleaning team brings the experience, tools, and training needed to diagnose and resolve most sewer line problems quickly and accurately, from repairs to replacements and installations.

From the moment we arrive, we’ll walk you through our findings and explain your options clearly. We repair all major pipe materials and sewer system types, and we tailor every recommendation to your home’s age, layout, and plumbing history. We’re committed to quality workmanship and your complete satisfaction.

Why Homeowners Rely on Priority Home Services for Sewer Line Repairs

Here’s what you can expect when you choose our team:

• Honest, upfront pricing with no surprise charges
• Licensed and certified plumbing technicians offering expert guidance
• Recommendations based solely on what your home genuinely needs
• Work backed by our commitment to long‑lasting, dependable results
• Flexible appointment times, including same‑day service when available

Have questions about your plumbing system? We’re here to help—just reach out to our team anytime.

Signs Your Sewer Line May Need Repair

Sewer line issues often start small but escalate quickly. If you notice any of the following problems, especially more than one, contact Priority Home Services for a professional assessment:

• Foul Odors: If you notice foul odors around your home and property, particularly around drains, plumbing fixtures, and plumbing systems, this may indicate a problem with your sewer line that requires professional attention and repair.
• Odd Noises: Odd noises from your plumbing are often a sign that something is wrong with your sewer line. If you hear gurgling noises coming from your kitchen or bathroom sinks, or when you fill up your tub with water to take a bath, you may have a clog or break in your sewer line that will require repair.
• Wet Patches: Random wet or soggy patches of grass in your yard generally indicate a break in your sewer line and will require professional assistance from a plumbing contractor as soon as possible.
• Multiple Clogs: If most of your toilets, bathtubs, showers, and kitchen or bathroom sinks are constantly clogging, there is likely an issue within your sewer line that is causing these consequences within your home’s plumbing system.
• Sewage Backup: Arguably, the worst sign of a broken sewer line is all the sewage backup! When a severe clog occurs in your sewer line, it can cause sewage backup in your drains. This is not a very pleasant thing to deal with, and the longer you wait to have it professionally repaired, the more extensive and expensive the repairs will be.

Common Causes of Sewer Line Clogs

Routine sewer line inspections and cleaning can significantly reduce the risk of major issues. Through camera inspections and hydro‑jetting, our team can identify and remove buildup before it becomes a costly problem.

Some of the most frequent causes of sewer line blockages include:

Tree Root Intrusion

Roots naturally seek moisture and can break through sewer pipes, causing blockages, leaks, and structural damage.

Hair Buildup

Excess hair forms dense clogs that catch additional debris and restrict water flow.

Improperly Flushed Items

Feminine products, wipes, paper towels, and excessive toilet paper can overwhelm sewer systems and cause major clogs.

Grease Accumulation

Kitchen grease hardens inside pipes, creating stubborn obstructions that require professional cleaning.

Food Waste

Fibrous or starchy foods can expand, clog, or slow drainage over time.

Soap Scum

Soap residue builds up along pipe walls, contributing to long‑term drainage problems.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a sewer line repair take?

That depends on several factors, including the pipe’s location, size, and the type and extent of damage. That said, most sewer line repairs take 1 to 3 days to complete. However, more complex repairs can take up to a week to complete.

How much does it cost to clear a main sewer line?

Pricing varies based on the line’s size, accessibility, and severity of the clog. We provide upfront estimates after an in‑home inspection.

Can toilet paper clog a sewer line?

Over time, toilet paper and other debris can clog a sewer line, easily snagging on the tree roots that often infiltrate them. Plus, flushing sanitary products, feminine hygiene products, facial tissues, paper towels, or even extra-thick toilet paper can severely clog up your sewer line over time.

How do I know what’s wrong with my sewer line?

A sewer camera inspection is the most accurate way to diagnose issues such as cracks, blockages, roots, or collapsed pipe sections.

Does homeowners’ insurance cover sewer line repair?

That depends largely on the cause of the sewer line problem. Usually, homeowners’ insurance covers only damages caused by “sudden and accidental” events, such as fire, lightning, windstorms, and vandalism/theft. However, sewer line damage caused by long-term deterioration or normal wear and tear is typically excluded.

Schedule Your Sewer Line Repair Service Today

Priority Home Services delivers fast, high‑quality sewer line repair backed by expert workmanship, clear communication, and upfront pricing. Our technicians arrive prepared with the tools and experience needed to restore your plumbing system as quickly and smoothly as possible.

Don’t wait for sewer line problems to become emergencies. Contact us today to schedule your repair estimate and protect your home’s plumbing system with trusted local service.