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No more sewage backing up into your home. No more wondering if the problem will return next month. No more dealing with contractors who guess instead of actually diagnosing the issue.
When we finish your sewer repair, your system works the way it should. We use camera technology to see exactly what’s wrong before we start, so you get a real fix instead of expensive trial and error.
You get your life back without the stress of wondering when the next backup will happen.
We’ve been solving sewer problems for Elk Grove families since 1999. We’re the local company that shows up when we say we will, diagnoses the real problem, and fixes it right the first time.
Elk Grove’s rapid growth means newer homes with aging sewer systems that are hitting that 20-25 year mark where problems start showing up. We know these systems inside and out because we’ve been working on them since they were installed.
As a family-owned, licensed, and insured business, we’re not going anywhere. When you call us, you’re working with people who live and work in this community.
First, we inspect your sewer line with a waterproof camera that shows us exactly what’s happening inside your pipes. You’ll see the same footage we do, so you know exactly what needs fixing and why.
Next, we explain your options clearly. Sometimes it’s a simple cleaning with our hydro jetting equipment. Other times you might need a section of pipe replaced. We’ll tell you the difference between a temporary fix and a permanent solution.
Then we get to work with the right tools for your specific situation. Our trucks carry everything needed for most sewer repairs, so we can usually finish the job the same day. When we’re done, we clean up and test everything to make sure it’s working properly.
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We handle every type of sewer problem Elk Grove homeowners face. We clear blockages caused by tree roots, grease buildup, and debris. We repair broken pipes, replace collapsed sections, and install cleanouts for easier future maintenance.
Elk Grove’s mix of newer construction and mature landscaping creates specific challenges. Tree roots from established neighborhoods can infiltrate older sewer lines, while newer homes sometimes have installation issues that show up years later. We’ve seen it all and know how to handle each situation.
Our service includes emergency response for sewage backups, routine maintenance to prevent problems, and complete sewer line replacement when needed. We use both traditional methods and modern trenchless technology, depending on what makes the most sense for your property and budget.
If multiple drains in your home are backing up or draining slowly, that usually points to a main sewer line problem rather than individual drain clogs. Sewage backing up through floor drains, toilets, or the lowest fixtures in your home is a clear sign of sewer line issues.
Bad smells coming from drains, gurgling sounds when you flush toilets, or wet spots in your yard near the sewer line are also red flags. A simple drain cleaning won’t fix these problems because they’re happening in the main line that carries waste away from your house.
We use camera inspection to show you exactly what’s going on inside your sewer line, so you’ll know whether you need a quick cleaning or more extensive repair work.
Tree roots are the biggest culprit in Elk Grove. Mature trees send roots searching for water, and they’ll find tiny cracks in sewer pipes and grow into them until they block or break the line. This is especially common in established neighborhoods with older landscaping.
Ground shifting from our clay soil conditions can also crack pipes over time. Pipes installed 20-25 years ago are reaching the age where joints start failing and materials begin to deteriorate.
Sometimes the original installation wasn’t done properly, with pipes not properly supported or connected. These problems often don’t show up until years later when the house settles or the ground shifts. That’s why we always camera inspect before starting repairs—we need to see what actually caused the problem to fix it permanently.
Simple blockage removal typically costs a few hundred dollars. Pipe repair or replacement can range from $1,500 to $8,000 depending on how much of the line needs work and how deep it’s buried.
The key is getting an accurate diagnosis first. We provide free estimates after camera inspection so you know exactly what needs fixing. Many homeowners waste money on repeated drain cleaning when they actually need a section of pipe repaired.
Trenchless repair methods often cost less than traditional dig-and-replace because there’s no landscaping to restore afterward. We’ll explain all your options and costs upfront so you can make the best decision for your situation and budget.
If we just cut the roots out without fixing the pipe damage, they’ll grow back within a year or two. That’s why we don’t just clear the blockage—we repair or replace the damaged section of pipe so roots can’t get back in.
Modern pipe materials and proper installation techniques create a root-proof seal. We also recommend removing or relocating problem trees when possible, especially fast-growing species like willows or poplars that are notorious for sewer line damage.
For ongoing prevention, we can set up regular maintenance visits to inspect your line and catch any new root intrusion before it becomes a major problem. It’s much cheaper to prevent root problems than to deal with emergency backups.
Yes, we provide 24/7 emergency service for sewage backups and other urgent sewer problems. Sewage backing up into your home is a health hazard that can’t wait until normal business hours.
We keep emergency equipment ready and can usually respond within a few hours of your call. Our trucks carry everything needed for most emergency repairs, including pumps to remove standing sewage and materials to stop leaks or blockages.
Emergency service does cost more than regular appointments, but we’re upfront about pricing before we start work. When sewage is backing up into your house, getting it stopped quickly is worth the extra cost to protect your family’s health and prevent property damage.
Sewer repair isn’t a DIY project. You need specialized equipment like sewer cameras and high-pressure jetting systems that cost thousands of dollars. More importantly, working with sewage exposes you to dangerous bacteria and gases that can make you seriously sick.
Attempting repairs without proper diagnosis often makes the problem worse. We’ve seen homeowners cause thousands of dollars in additional damage by trying to snake lines themselves or using chemical drain cleaners that eat through pipes.
Professional sewer repair also requires permits in most cases, and insurance companies may not cover damage from DIY repairs that go wrong. It’s much safer and usually less expensive to call professionals who have the right equipment and experience to fix the problem correctly the first time.
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