Sewer Line Replacement

Assessment and Inspection: The process begins with a thorough inspection of the existing sewer lines. This assessment helps determine the extent of the damage, the material of the existing pipes (commonly clay, cast iron, or PVC), and the location of the sewer line.

Planning and Permits: We plan the replacement project, obtains any necessary permits, and ensures compliance with local building codes and regulations. The specific plan may include the route for the new sewer line and the choice of replacement materials.

Excavation: In most cases, sewer line replacement requires excavation to access and remove the old pipes. Trenches are dug along the path of the existing sewer line, exposing the damaged or deteriorated pipes.

Pipe Replacement: Once the old pipes are exposed, they are removed and replaced with new pipes made of more durable materials, such as PVC or ABS plastic, which are less susceptible to corrosion and root intrusion. The new pipes are installed according to the planned route and slope to ensure proper drainage.

Testing: After the new sewer line is installed, it is thoroughly tested to ensure it functions correctly. This may involve conducting water flow tests or pressure tests to check for leaks or blockages.

Backfilling and Site Restoration: Once the new sewer line passes inspection, the trenches are backfilled, and the excavation site is restored to its original condition. This may include landscaping and paving work.

Cleanup and Inspection: The work area is cleaned, and any debris or materials are removed. A final inspection may be required to ensure that the sewer line replacement meets all regulatory standards and local codes.

Documentation: The property owner receives documentation of the sewer line replacement, including warranties, material specifications, and any maintenance or care instructions.