True North Plumbing
Professional Sewer Line Repair
A damaged or failing sewer line can cause recurring backups, slow drains, unpleasant odors, and serious problems throughout your plumbing system.
True North Plumbing & Drain provides professional sewer line evaluation and repair to identify the problem and help restore dependable drainage to your home.
Our Process
Finding the Right Sewer Line Solution
Know the Warning Signs
Signs of a Sewer Line Problem
Problems with your main sewer line can affect multiple fixtures at once. Getting the issue evaluated early can help prevent a more disruptive backup.
- Recurring drain backups
- Gurgling toilets or drains
- Water backing up into fixtures
- Unusual wet areas outdoors
- Multiple slow drains
- Sewage odors
- Recurring main-line clogs
- Changes in toilet water levels
Why Choose Us
Sewer Problems Need the Right Diagnosis
Our goal is to understand what’s causing the problem before recommending the appropriate repair.
Sewer Line FAQ
Common Sewer Line Questions
How can I tell if the problem is my main sewer line?
When multiple drains or fixtures are affected at the same time, particularly at lower levels of the home, the problem may involve the main sewer line rather than an individual drain.
What causes sewer lines to fail?
Sewer problems can result from blockages, aging materials, deterioration, shifting soil, roots, or damaged sections of piping. The cause needs to be evaluated before the appropriate repair can be determined.
Does a sewer backup always mean the pipe is damaged?
No. Some backups are caused by blockages rather than structural pipe damage. Evaluation of the system helps determine what’s actually causing the problem.
Should I keep using my plumbing during a sewer backup?
It’s generally best to minimize water use when you suspect a main sewer blockage or active backup, since additional wastewater may worsen the problem.
Contact Us
Having Sewer Line Problems?
Contact True North Plumbing & Drain to have your sewer problem professionally evaluated.