Common Sewer Problems We Solve

Homes across North Dallas, Denton County and Collin County experience a range of sewer line issues due to shifting soil, aging materials and seasonal weather changes. Our team handles these problems daily:

Soil movement, corrosion or general wear and tear over time can cause breaks along the line. This leads to leaking water beneath your property, which often shows up as unexplained wet spots or persistent smells. Sewer pipe relining reinforces the damaged pipe from within and adds the strength needed to prevent future leaks.

Tree roots naturally move toward moisture, and even a small crack can attract them. If you notice frequent drainage slowdowns, roots may be restricting or even growing into the line. Our video inspection shows exactly where the intrusion is happening so we can recommend the right solution.

If your drains keep clogging even after routine cleaning, the cause is likely in the main sewer line. Our sewer line cleaning and lining can improve flow in your home.

Older neighborhoods often have cast iron or clay sewer lines that deteriorate over time. Fortunately, you can forgo the expense of all-new lines. Our pipe lining services create a smooth interior surface that improves flow and extends the life of your entire system.

These signs can indicate that part of your line is bellied or sagging, which can happen when shifting ground causes low points where waste collects. In some cases, these situations can be stabilized or improved with trenchless methods.

When you encounter these issues, pipe lining can be a smart solution. With sewer pipe relining, a resin-coated liner is inserted into your existing line and left to cure. This creates a strong pipe without having to dig up your whole yard to remove the old one. In many cases, this can be a minimally disruptive fix for your sewer line issues.