Sewer Repair Service in Utah
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Sewage backing up. Slow drains all over the house. A smell you can’t track down. Our sewer repair service finds the cause with a camera, then fixes it through small access points, so you don’t lose your lawn, driveway, or parking lot to solve it.
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Sewer Repair Service for Homes and Commercial Properties
A sewer repair service locates and repairs damage in the buried pipe that carries waste water from your building to the city main. That pipe stays buried for decades, leaving sewer problems out of sight until something backs up.
Sewer pipes are tough, but they don’t last forever. If your building was built 50 or 60 years ago, or earlier, the line is probably already falling apart. The same goes for a residential sewer line beneath a family lawn or a failing pipe under a commercial parking lot, which means getting wastewater flowing again with as little digging as possible.
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Do You Need a Sewer Repair? 6 Signs of a Failing Sewer Line
There are usually warning signs of a broken sewer line before there is a complete backup. Can you see at least two of these? Check the line.
- A few fixtures drain slowly: One slow sink is a local clog. A few fixtures drain slowly and point to the main line at once.
- Clogs that keep coming back: When clogged sewer lines return after drain cleaning, something inside the pipe is catching waste.
- Sewage backups: A classic warning is water rising in a floor drain or tub when you flush it.
- Sewer odors: A rotten-egg odor could signal a crack or failed joint.
- Gurgling toilets and drains: Air is bubbling past a blockage.
- Soggy or extra-green spots in the yard: A leaking line soaks the soil above it and throws off drainage.
Catching them early can save you from a bigger repair and water damage inside your home.
Our Sewer Repair Process
From the first camera run to the final check, here’s what to expect.
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Camera Inspection First
A sewer camera inspection shows where the damage sits and what caused it, whether it’s roots, a belly, or a collapse, so you know to repair or replace.
02
Clean and Prep the Line
Roots, grease, and debris get cleared out of the pipe first. A clean line gives the repair a solid surface and shows the full damage more clearly.
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Repair or Replace the Pipe
Based on the footage, the line is relined from the inside or replaced by pipe bursting, working through a cleanout or small pits instead of a trench.
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Final Camera Check
Once the work is done, the camera goes back down the line so you can see the finished sewer pipe for yourself before the crew leaves the site.
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Sewer Line Repair and Replacement Options With Minimal Digging
Traditional sewer repair meant a backhoe and a trench across the property Trenchless sewer repair works differently. The camera footage shows what your pipe needs, and then the right method fixes it through one or two small openings. Restore Pipe Systems is a certified installer of trenchless pipe lining systems.
The Fix That Fits
What's Wrong With Your Sewer Line
Cracks or small breaks
Pipe relining (CIPP) forms a new pipe inside the old one, through an existing cleanout, with little or no digging.
Leaking joints
Relining seals the joints from the inside, so wastewater stops escaping into the soil.
Tree roots getting in
Roots are cleared first, then relining seals the cracks and joints they used to get in.
Broken or collapsed pipe
Pipe bursting pulls a new pipe through the old one, using two small pits instead of a trench.
Too damaged to reline or burst
Traditional excavation. The camera inspection tells you before any ground gets opened.
Got a quote that calls for tearing up your yard? Get a second look before you sign off. Request Your Free Estimate or call 801-564-0089.
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Why Choose Us
Here's Why Our Clients Love Us
We finish many of our jobs the same day. No waiting on a dig crew, and no trench left open across your yard.
Since digging is minimal, you skip the cost of replacing large amounts of landscaping or concrete, and the bigger cleanup a traditional pipe replacement leaves behind.
Most pipelines can be replaced through an existing cleanout or just two small holes, an entrance pit and an exit pit, so your lawn and driveway stay put.
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Why Utah Property Owners Trust Our Sewer Repair Company
When a sewer line fails, most people expect a backhoe, a trench, and a big cleanup. These customers got something different: a repaired sewer line with no trench, and their yard, driveway, or parking lot left in place. Here’s what they said about the work.
Scott has helped me multiple times at 2 different houses with tree roots growing in my pipes at one. Very quick to help & knowledgeable. Highly recommend.
Andie Blossom
Super helpful with major clogged line. Work was completed quickly and efficiently, and cost was much less than competitor. Highly recommend this company and will definitely use for any future needs.
Nancy Ledford
We had a few companies come out and give us a bid on lining some of our sewer line & restore piping were the most professional, kind & fair with pricing! They did a great job & the guys who did the service were top tier! Highly recommend them as a company.
Emma Dutson
Service Areas
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Riverside
Box Elder County
Sewer camera inspection, sewer repair, and drain cleaning in Riverside with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Hyrum
Cache County
Drain cleaning and sewer services in Hyrum with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Bountiful
Davis County
Pipe bursting, trenchless sewer repair, and drain cleaning in Bountiful with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Kaysville
Davis County
Plumbing and sewer services in Kaysville with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Farmington
Davis County
Sewer line repair, drain cleaning, and plumbing services in Farmington with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Layton
Davis County
Trenchless sewer repair, pipe bursting, and drain cleaning in Layton with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Clearfield
Davis County
Plumbing and sewer services in Clearfield with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Roy
Weber County
Pipe bursting, sewer repair, and sewer camera inspection in Roy with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Ogden
Weber County
Pipe bursting, trenchless sewer repair, and sewer camera inspection in Ogden with no-dig trenchless solutions. Free second opinion available.
Southern Idaho
Multiple Counties
Sewer repair, drain cleaning, and trenchless pipe restoration across Southern Idaho with no-dig solutions. Free second opinion available.
Southwest Wyoming
Multiple Counties
Sewer repair, drain cleaning, and trenchless pipe restoration across Southwest Wyoming with no-dig solutions. Free second opinion available.
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Common Questions
Sewer Line Repair Questions, Answered
How do I know if I need sewer line repair or just drain cleaning?
If a clog clears and stays clear, drain cleaning was enough. If backups return after a plumber clears the line, or several drains slow down at once, the pipe itself may be damaged. A sewer inspection settles it by showing buildup, cracks, bellies, or roots. If it’s only buildup, routine sewer maintenance such as hydro jetting can keep your sewer line flowing.
How does the cost of sewer repair compare with digging?
When you add everything up, trenchless usually costs less. When you dig, the pipe work is just part of the bill. You also pay to put back the lawn, landscaping, and concrete or asphalt, and that damage to your property adds up. Trenchless work needs only small entry and exit points, so there’s far less to restore. A free estimate gives you real numbers for your line.
How long does a sewer repair take?
Depends on the length of the line, how badly it’s damaged, and how easy it is to get to. Relining can be done in as little as one day. For larger commercial lines and full replacements, it may take longer. The camera inspection provides a better timeline prior to starting work.
Can you fix old clay, cast iron, or Orangeburg sewer pipes?
Yes. Many older clay, cast iron, and Orangeburg lines can be repaired using trenchless methods. Your unit can be repaired or replaced depending on its condition. If the pipe is in good condition, relining will seal cracks and joints from the inside. If it’s broken or badly damaged, pipe bursting is used to replace it.
Do you work on apartments, condos, and commercial buildings?
Of course. We repair sewer lines for single-family homes, apartment buildings, condos, townhome complexes, and commercial properties. Trenchless repair means less disruption to tenants and customers for property managers, with less ground torn up and fewer blocked parking areas.
Can I get a second opinion before I agree to a sewer repair?
Yes, it is completely free. If you’ve been told by another company that your only option is to dig up your yard or driveway, it’s worth getting a second opinion. You can also learn whether a trenchless option is available for your line so you can fully compare your repair and replacement options.
Get Your Free Sewer Repair Estimate
Don’t wait for the next backup to make the decision for you. Whatever your sewer line needs, from a small repair to a full replacement, book a free estimate for Utah sewer repair and see how it can be done with minimal digging.
Request Your Free Estimate or call 801-564-0089, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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