Sewer Line Replacement

Backups that keep coming back, a partial collapse, a long sag that holds waste, or cracks along much of the pipe can mean the sewer line needs replacing, not another spot fix. A camera inspection shows how much of the line is damaged.

What replacement covers
Replacement may involve a new pipe from the foundation wall outward, a new cleanout, trenchless pipe bursting, or an open trench across a yard or driveway.

Planning the work
In Elizabeth, the plumber handles the plumbing permit through the Bureau of Construction, and digging in the street or sidewalk needs a Utility Opening Permit. Confirm with the Division of Engineering which part of the line is yours before work starts.

Call about sewer line replacement and mention the age of the home, the backups and what the camera found.