Sewer lines

Sewer Line Replacement in Memphis

When an old sewer line is cracked, collapsing or full of roots end to end, replacing it ends the cycle of backups.

Common problems

Sound familiar?

Backups that keep coming back

Cleaning buys a few weeks, then the line stops up again.

Old pipe material

Clay, cast iron and Orangeburg pipe break down with age.

Collapsed or bellied line

Sections that sag or cave in hold waste and block flow.

What’s included

Everything it takes to get results

Full camera assessment

Video of the whole line so you see why replacement is needed.

Modern PVC pipe

New pipe that resists roots and corrosion.

Permits handled

We take care of permits and the required inspection.

Cleanout installed

Easy access for any future maintenance.

How it works

What happens after you reach out

Inspect and measure

We map the line, depth and tie-in point.

Plan the job

You get an upfront price and timeline before we start.

Replace and restore

We install the new line, pass inspection and backfill.

Questions

What people ask first

How long does sewer line replacement take?
Most residential replacements take one to three days depending on length, depth and what’s above the line, like driveways or trees.
Will you have to tear up my yard?
A traditional replacement needs a trench. We keep the work area as small as we can and backfill when we’re done.
Is financing available?
Ask us about payment options when you get your quote.

Plumbing problem? We’ll take it from here.

Tell us what’s going on. We’ll get a plumber scheduled and give you an upfront price before any work starts.