Sewer Line Services in Asheville, NC

The most common signs are multiple slow drains, gurgling toilets, sewage backing up in showers or tubs, foul odors inside or outside, and unexplained soggy patches in your yard.

Tree roots are naturally attracted to the water vapor that escapes from tiny cracks or loose joints in sewer pipes. Once they find a source, they can force their way in, creating blockages and further damaging the pipe as they grow.

Hydro jetting uses high-pressure water streams to scour the inside of pipes, removing grease, scale, and roots. It is very safe and effective for modern PVC or cast iron pipes in good condition.

We use targeted excavation to access the damaged section of your sewer line. Our skilled team carefully excavates only what's necessary, performs the repair or replacement, and then restores your property including grading, landscaping, and any affected hardscapes.

The best method depends on the results of our diagnosis. We'll assess the type and extent of the damage, the condition of the existing pipe, and your property layout, then present you with all viable options and our professional recommendation.

Coverage depends on your specific policy and the cause of the damage. Damage from sudden events is sometimes covered, while issues from gradual wear-and-tear often are not. Many policies offer specific riders for sewer line protection. We provide detailed reports to assist with your claim.

Yes. A sewage backup is a serious emergency. We offer emergency services to address urgent sewer and plumbing crises promptly to protect your health and property.

The cost varies depending on the length of the pipe, the severity of the damage, and the depth and accessibility of your sewer line. After our inspection, we provide a clear, upfront estimate so you can make an informed decision for your budget.

Most sewer line repairs can be completed within 1-3 days depending on the extent of damage, depth of the line, and property restoration requirements. We'll provide you with a detailed timeline during our estimate process.

While you can't prevent everything (like ground shifting), you can take proactive steps. Be careful about what you flush (no wipes or grease), know where your sewer line is to avoid digging into it, and consider a preventative inspection, especially if you have large trees or an older home.

No. Despite the name, these wipes do not break down like toilet paper. They are a primary cause of stubborn clogs and major backups in home sewer lines and municipal systems. Only human waste and toilet paper should be flushed.

Older homes often have sewer lines made of clay or cast iron, which have a lifespan of 50-70 years. These materials are susceptible to root intrusion, cracking, and corrosion. A proactive inspection can assess the condition of your pipes and help you plan for a future replacement before an emergency occurs.

A regular clog usually affects only one fixture (e.g., a single slow sink). A main sewer line clog affects the entire house, causing multiple fixtures to drain slowly, gurgle, or back up simultaneously.

Yes. We always guarantee our workmanship with strong warranties that cover both materials and labor. We will review all warranty details with you before work begins.