Your sewer main is the most crucial part of your Memphis home’s entire plumbing system, and sometimes you need sewer replacement service. Unfortunately, since it is hidden deep underground, the sewer main is also something most homeowners don’t know much about. So in many cases, they are poorly maintained and exist in various states of disrepair. Many homeowners do not think about their home’s sewer pipes until there is a serious problem like a sewer line clog.
When our sewer main experts encounter a stoppage, it’s typically able to be cleared with one of our state-of-the-art drain snakes. The drain snake can locate, dislodge and break up the clog allowing water and waste to finally drain out of your home and into the sewers.
If everything goes smoothly, the drain snake is run through a clean-out. But in cases where there is no clean-out, the process of unclogging that main can become much, much trickier.
If the stoppage remains resilient to the efforts of our sewer clearing team, your entire line may require replacement. If this is the case, there’s little you can do besides choosing to live with the inconvenient, unsanitary clog… which is really no choice at all.
With years of sewer replacement experience under our belts, we have learned that if your main line backs up more than once a year, it is probably worth the time and money to simply have the problem area dug up and the line replaced.
Slip lining is one option for your sewer line repair. It’s a trenchless (non-invasive) method of sewer repair by which a new sewer line is installed inside the existing one.
A vent stack is the part of your plumbing system that removes sewage from your home, releases sewer gas, and regulates air pressure in the waste-system pipes, facilitating flow.
This one’s actually fairly simple-if your drains are gurgling or emitting sewer gas odors, you’re definitely going to need repair or replacement of your vent stack.
From plumbing repairs to full system installs, we handle every detail with precision and care. Our goal isn’t just to fix a problem-it’s to provide dependable solutions that protect your home, improve efficiency, and give you lasting peace of mind.