Worry Free Sewer Replacement in Austin
Replacing your sewer line can be expensive & disruptive, so we do not take it lightly. Our plumbing experts will first inspect your home’s sewer system to pinpoint damaged areas and then evaluate whether it makes more sense to repair damages or replace the entire line. When damage is extensive or likely to reoccur, a sewer system replacement is often necessary. While it’s the most invasive install your home will see, our team will work with you to complete the replacement quickly and to cause as little disruption to your home and yard as possible. We also offer 0% financing to help you manage an unexpected sewer replacement need.

Red Flags For Sewer Line Replacement
Age of Your Home
Sewer pipes tend to fail more frequently as they age due to wear and tear on the system. If you aren’t sure how old your sewer pipes are, consider the age of your home. Homes that are built over 50 years ago are much more likely to require a sewer system replacement.
Sewer Pipe Material
Today’s modern pipe materials are much more durable than in days past. Even PVC is now made with thicker walls to prevent root damage. Many older homes have sewer systems constructed of clay tile, cast iron, and thin wall PVC pipes. Clay tile begins to break down at 50 years, while cast iron can remain healthy for 75 to 100 years plus. PVC is significantly more durable, and today’s thicker PVC will last longer than thin wall PVC. If you are having repeated sewer issues and your pipes are made of dated materials, it’s likely to be more cost effective for you to replace your full sewer system in the long run.
Ground Movement & Tree Roots
Sewer lines can break when they experience trauma due to ground movement. If you’ve seen nearby construction or experienced an earthquake (not too likely in Central Texas), the ground movement could have damaged multiple areas of your sewer piping. Same applies to tree roots. Tree roots grow rapidly and are so strong they can wrap around the pipe causing damage to your lines. Big trees in your front yard may seem beautiful, but not if that’s what prevents you from going to the bathroom.