Sewer Line Repair in Columbia, MO
A leaking, blocked, or damaged sewer line will often lead to drain and toilet problems. These include clogging in several drains, overflowing toilets, and waste backing out of your shower drain.
Contact the experts at MasterTech Plumbing, Heating and Cooling to have sewer line issues inspected and repaired before problems get worse. We serve homeowners throughout Columbia, MO and the Mid-Missouri area.
In-Pipe Sewer Camera Inspections
The most accurate way to diagnose a sewer line problem is with a camera inspection. This allows us a clear look into your pipeline to identify the cause of the problem—whether it’s tree root intrusion, a blockage, a leak, or other damage. Once we’ve uncovered the source of the issue, we can discuss the best approach to solving the problem.
Free Camera Inspection With Paid Sewer Clearing
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Plumbers and HVAC Experts
Whether you need your air conditioner repaired, a new furnance installed, or your drains cleared, MasterTech Plumbing, Heating and Cooling is happy to help.
Work With Columbia’s Top
Plumbers and HVAC Experts
Whether you need your air conditioner repaired, a new furnance installed, or your drains cleaned, MasterTech Plumbing, Heating and Cooling is happy to help.
Common Sewer Line Issues Affecting Columbia Homeowners
A number of issues can affect your sewer line, including:
Older residential and commercial properties will often have cast-iron sewer pipes. This material is good for about 30 years, after which it will begin to break down and decay. If your pipes are suffering from severe deterioration, we will help you install new sewer lines made of high-quality plastic (PVC or HDPE).
This can happen due to hard water, excess sediment in the water, or poor pipe installation. We can often remove corrosion using hydro jetting; however, if the problem has significantly weakened your pipes you may need to consider full sewer line replacement.
Tree roots in search of a water source can break into your sewer line. This will require professional removal and repair. We will need to cut through the roots, flush them out, and (if necessary) replace the damaged pipe.
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What Does Sewer Line Repair Involve?
Sewer line repair can be completed using traditional or trenchless methods. Traditional sewer repair will involve excavating parts of your property; your driveway or landscaping may be affected.
The length of time it takes to repair your sewer line will depend on several factors, including ease of access to the pipe, the extent of damage, and whether you just need to replace a section of piping or your entire sewer line. The process can take a couple of days, or it can take more than a week. We will provide you with an accurate estimate after a careful inspection.
We understand that this process can be stressful for you—which is why we are committed to providing our customers with transparent and upfront service from start to finish. Our experts will make sure you receive the right solution based on the specific nature and scale of your sewer problem. We respect your property and will make every effort to limit damage and ensure your peace of mind throughout the project.
