If you're experiencing repeated clogs or sewage backups in your toilets or drains, this is an issue.
Persistent sewer odors emanating from drains or your yard could point to cracks or breaks in your sewer pipes.
Unusual noises from your toilet or sink drains, like gurgling or bubbling, might indicate trapped air inside sewer lines.
Soggy patches of grass or inexplicably lush areas in your yard could be the result of a leaking sewer line.
An increase in rodent or insect presence could be attracted to a damaged sewer line.
PVC is a popular, modern choice due to its strength, longevity, and resistance to corrosion.
Often found in older homes, cast iron is durable but can corrode or rust over time, leading to leaks and blockages.
Longer sewer lines or those at greater depths can increase the cost due to the additional labor and materials required.
The type of material chosen for the replacement also affects the overall cost, with some materials being more expensive than others.
Limited access to your sewer line and the need for permits can influence the final price.
Financing Options Available: We understand that sewer line replacement can be an unexpected expense, which is why we offer financing options to help you manage the cost without delay.
Schedule regular inspections with our Hendrick Team to catch any potential issues early.
These can damage your pipes over time. Instead, opt for enzyme-based cleaners or mechanical methods to clear blockages.
Sewer lines generally last anywhere from 50 to over 100 years, depending on the material and how well the line has been maintained. Older cast iron lines tend to wear out sooner than modern PVC.
Timing depends on the length and depth of your sewer line, the material used, and how accessible the line is on your property. A Hendrick technician can give you a clearer timeline once they’ve assessed your specific job.
In some cases, yes. If the damage is limited to a small section, a repair may be enough, but widespread cracking, corrosion, or a collapsed line usually calls for full replacement.
Trenchless methods are becoming a popular option in the plumbing industry since they reduce the amount of digging needed in your yard. Ask your Hendrick technician whether a trenchless approach is a good fit for your property and sewer line condition.
Hendrick offers PVC and cast iron for sewer line replacement. PVC resists corrosion and tends to last longer, while cast iron is durable but more prone to rust over time.
Common signs include frequent clogs or backups, persistent sewer odors, gurgling sounds in your drains, unusually wet or lush spots in your yard, and an increase in pests near your property.
Cost depends on the length and depth of the line, the material you choose, and how accessible the sewer line is, including any permits required. Hendrick believes in transparent pricing and will walk you through these factors before work begins.
Yes. Since sewer line replacement is often an unexpected expense, Hendrick offers financing options to help you manage the cost without delay.
