Sewer Line Replacement in Austin

Affordable Sewer Line Services You Can Count On 

Sewer line problems can be deceptively minor at first, but if left unattended, they can rapidly escalate into major, costly issues. The ramifications of a malfunctioning sewer line can range from unpleasant sewage backups to potential damage to your property's foundation. In Texas, ensuring that a sewer line replacement is conducted by a licensed professional is of paramount importance.

The Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners rigorously oversees and licenses plumbers, guaranteeing their expertise in handling complex sewer line repairs and replacements. At 1st Home & Commercial Services, we pride ourselves on the fact that every one of our plumbers holds a valid license issued by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. This ensures that they are not only legally qualified but also have met the stringent standards for proficiency in sewer line work.

When you select 1st Home & Commercial Services to handle your sewer line problems, you are choosing peace of mind, quality workmanship, and a team of professionals dedicated to ensuring your plumbing system functions efficiently and reliably. Don't let sewer line troubles snowball into costly catastrophes; put your trust in us to safeguard your property and restore your plumbing system to peak performance.

Call our Austin technicians at (512) 957-2992. 

How Do I Know if My Sewer Line Needs to Be Replaced?

At 1st Home & Commercial Services we always recommend a thorough camera inspection when determining whether a sewer line needs replacement. However, because sewer lines are connected to your homes’ plumbing system, the signs of replacement should be readily apparent.

The most common indicators of a sewer line problem include:

• Standing or slow-draining water in sinks and showers
• Odors coming from the drain
• Dirty water in the sink or tub
• Overflowing toilets
• Gurgling sounds coming from the drain
• Homes built especially between 1950-1975 (a homes’ plumbing system typically has a 50 year life expectancy)

If you notice any of the issues listed above, contact a sewer line replacement specialist immediately. Ignoring the problem will complicate the issue and cost you more in the future.