Sewer Replacement Service in Seattle WA

Sewer lines make it possible for us to live comfortably by removing waste from our homes. Sewer lines age and deteriorate over time, even if they are used multiple times per day. A failed sewer line would understandably cause stress due to sewer-related issues such as the cost and inconvenience of not being able to use toilets, sinks, showers, or bathtubs. To avoid this, you must be prepared for it and know what to look out for.

When Should I Replace My Sewer?



Here are a few ways to tell if your property has major sewer line problems that require replacement.

  • Water is accumulating on the lawn. Do you have water accumulating on top of your lawn? Water on the lawn that is discolored and smells bad is a sure sign that your sewer line has burst and needs to be replaced. These can have serious consequences for your health and the environment, so it is critical to contact sewer inspection professionals.
  • Overflowing toilet. It can be very inconvenient to have all of your toilets in your home overflow more frequently. This heinous occurrence may indicate that you have a major sewer line problem. Tree roots growing into your sewer line may become clogged and choked off, resulting in overflowing toilets. If this occurs, you must replace your sewer line as soon as possible.
  • Your lawn has a sunken area. Have you noticed a sunken area in your lawn near the location of your sewer line? Over time, the ground beneath the sewer line can shift and settle, causing your sewer line to become belly. This lower section of the sewer pipe will eventually begin to accumulate waste, clogging the pipe and reducing flow. If your sewer line experiences this, it is time to replace it.
  • Houses from the past. Do you live in a more than 25-year-old house? If you are, you should think about replacing your old sewer line. Old sewer lines rust and break down, allowing waste to seep into the ground and posing an environmental hazard.

Choose The Pipe Doctor

If you've been experiencing any of these sewer issues, The Pipe Doctor is the company to call! We are Seattle experts with the skills and tools required to repair and replace your sewer line. We are also a Registered Side Sewer Contractor (RSSC) in Seattle, WA, and have been serving the greater Seattle area for over 16 years.

Our plumbers have received extensive training in order to provide the Seattle community with high-quality service. We identify the source of the problem and address it by providing you with options such as:
  • Pipes that have been broken or damaged must be replaced.
  • Seals that are broken or degraded and causing leaks must be replaced.
  • Replacement of existing pipes made of inferior materials.
  • Pipes that have corroded to the point of collapse must be replaced.
The Pipe Doctor
Family-Owned Plumbing Company
12345 Lake City Way NE Ste 311, Seattle, WA 98125
Phone: (206) 676-2192
Email: thepipedr@gmail.com

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Location: Seattle, WA, USA

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