The Local Sewer Line Repair Philadelphia County 19140 Depends On

The Sewer Line Repair Homeowners Have Relied On Since 1990

A leaking sewer line can’t wait, and neither should you. We have master plumbers who can perform the sewer repair you need when waste is backing up inside your property.

• In a bind? Request emergency sewer line repair from a team that can be there within an hour.
• We know everything about sewer systems. If we find other issues—like a faulty sewage ejector pump—you can relax knowing you’re in good hands.
• Sewer services can be expensive, but our unbeatable rates, no-money-down policy, and flexible financing make us the most affordable option in town.

Whether your sewer line is cracked, misaligned, or blocked, Guaranteed Plumbing & Heating has the licensed specialists to get things back in working order!

Advice from Philadelphia’s Favorite Plumber: When to Call for Sewer Services

If you notice sewer odors around your home, slow drains, or fluctuating toilet water levels, it could be a sign of a sewer problem. Here are the most common issues we see in our customers’ homes:

Clogs or Blockages

Flushing items that don’t belong in your pipes can create clogs in your sewer line, sump pump discharge pipe, or curb trap. Frequent sewer cleanings can prevent these blockages, but we may need to conduct a sewer camera inspection for hidden or persistent clogs.

Broken, Cracked, or Collapsed Pipes

Old materials, shifting soil, or winter temperatures can cause pipes to break, crack, or collapse. This can lead to leaks, water damage, and obstructed sewage flow. If the problem is severe enough, the solution could be sewer repair or sewer line replacement.

Sewer Backups and Overflows

Blockages, invasive tree roots, or an overloaded septic tank can cause dangerous overflows and backups. Sewer jetting, curb trap repair, or sump pump repair can manage overflows, especially if you’re dealing with contributing groundwater.