1. What is sewer line excavation, and when is it necessary?
Sewer line excavation is the process of digging up and repairing or replacing damaged sewer pipes. It is typically necessary when there are significant issues such as severe blockages, pipe collapse, or extensive root intrusion that cannot be resolved through traditional methods such as snaking or hydrojetting.
2. How do I know if I need sewer line excavation?
Signs that you may need sewer line excavation include frequent backups in your drains, slow drainage, unusual odors in your yard, or soggy patches in your lawn. If you notice any of these symptoms, it is advisable to contact a professional to assess the condition of your sewer lines.
3. What can I expect during the sewer line excavation process?
During the sewer line excavation process, our team will first conduct a thorough inspection using video camera technology to identify the specific issue. Once diagnosed, we will carefully excavate the area, replace or repair the damaged pipes, and then restore the site to its original condition. Our goal is to minimize disruption to your property while ensuring a reliable solution.
4. Will sewer line excavation damage my landscaping or yard?
While excavation does involve digging, our experienced technicians take great care to minimize any damage to your landscaping and yard. After the work is completed, we will restore the area as much as possible, and in some cases, we can work with you to implement a plan to rehabilitate your landscaping.
5. Is sewer line excavation covered by homeowners insurance?
Coverage for sewer line excavation can vary depending on your specific homeowners insurance policy. It is recommended to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage options. Our team can also assist in documenting the issue to help facilitate any claims you may need to submit.