Sewerline Replacement and Waterline Repair

Services we provide

Excavation Sewer and Water Line Repair
Trenchless Sewer and Water line Repair
Backwater Valve installation

Sewerline Replacement and Waterline Repair

How do I know I have a broken sewer pipe?

You may notice:

gurgling noises from the toilet;
no water in the toilet;
sewage backing up in your toilet, tub, and/or flood drain; and/or,
an odour in your basement or yard. This is an indication that sewage may not be making it out to the city sewer line (this is health hazard!).

Why did my sewer back up?

There are a few reasons why your sewer might back up; one of the most common being deterioration of an old sewer line caused by:

aging
poor installations
crushed pipe
sag
slow flow
roots
weather challenges

We will use a service camera to look into the line, thoroughly clean the sewer line itself, and use our own expertise to determine the root of your problem.

Sometimes the city services failing can cause your sewer to back up. In this case, we can install a backwater valve into your sewer line. The backwater valve is installed so that when a backup from the city occurs, the valve automatically closes and prevents any sewer from entering your home.

When do I need to replace my sewer line?

A sewer line doesn’t always need to be replaced, but we will locate the sewer line and determine if it should be.

How much does it cost to replace my sewer line?

Prices vary depending on how deep the line is as well as the type of soil and landscape on top of it. The average price including landscaping is between $150 and $300 per linear foot.

How much does it cost to replace my Sewer line?

It varies a lot depending on the depth, type of soil and the landscape on top of it. The average price excluding landscape is 150$ to 250$ per L/FT. This would be for a full outside excavation.

What is Pipe Bursting / Trenchless sewer / waterline replacement?

A pipe Bursting is a technique that prevents from excavating the full length of the sewer line. With 2 minimal footprint entry point on each end of the sewer connection, we make this sewer line replacement a breeze and seamless installation. The technique used to Burst a new HDPE pipe is pulled through the existing line with hydraulic cable. We can also attach a new waterline to this technique! Great solution for under garages line or extensive landscape above the line.

What is a backwater valve?

A backwater valve is a backflow prevention device used to prevent outbound water through a dwelling’s drain pipes from re-entering — “back flowing” —into a home. The valve contains a flap that allows water to exit the home, but closes to prevent the back flow into the home.