Sewer Line Repair and Replacement in Fort Worth

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Fort Worth deserves better Sewer Line Repair and Replacement solutions
Sewer line repair and replacement can’t wait — sewer breaks cause backups and leaks. This puts wastewater into your home, sewage in your yard and toxic gas in your air.
Our expert plumbers handle Fort Worth sewer repair with affordable, industry-leading solutions and fast turnaround time.
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Why Fast Sewer Repair in Fort Worth is Important
A sewer line issue is serious anywhere you live. It's particularly bad in Fort Worth, where our tree root systems, clay soil and minerals cause great damage to older underground pipes.
- Fort Worth’s live oak trees are beautiful, but their root systems are powerful and complex. Intrusive tree roots often bust through older sewer lines in search of water and nutrients — properties with lots of trees suffer broken pipe issues regularly.
- The expansive clay soil in Tarrant County shifts, swells and settles before and after every rainfall. This shifting soil strains and collapses around your main line. It's a leading cause of long-term pipe damage and slab leaks in our region.
- Our soil is full of hard minerals like calcium carbonate and limestone. These minerals get into our water supply, creating large deposits in your water line and sewer line.
Health hazards caused by unrepaired sewer pipes
A plumbing issue in your home's sewer lines means that hazardous wastewater and bacteria leak into your yard, back up into your drains, or create biofilm and bacteria issues around your water using appliances.
Here are 4 major health hazards associated with a leaky sewer line:
- Toxic gas escapes into your yard and property
- Sewage and wastewater flood in your backyard
- Wastewater cracks through your driveway
- Pest infestations in your yard
Answering Your Top 6 Fort Worth Sewer Repair Questions
1. What are the early warning signs of a broken pipe in my sewer line?
The first signs of a damaged sewer pipe appear outdoors. You may notice a foul odor coming from your yard or soggy spots in your lawn.
Sewer line symptoms appear differently indoors — usually in your bathroom or around water using appliances. Look for backed-up drains, slow drains, pooled water around your sink, toilet or tub.
2. Who is responsible for sewer line repairs?
The homeowner is responsible for sewer line repairs from your home up until your property line. Any damaged pipes outside your property are the city's responsibility.
3. What are the most common causes of sewer line damage in Fort Worth?
These are the 4 most common causes of sewer line damage in Fort Worth:
- Old or aging underground pipes
- Ground shifting due to clay soil
- Tree root intrusion (from live oaks, etc.)
- Improperly flushed items (wipes, medications, hair, bleach, fats, oils and grease)
4. Can I use drain cleaner to clear a sewer clog?
No. Don't use drain cleaner to try and clear a clogged sewer pipe — no matter how strong the cleaner is! It can make matters worse, especially if the cleaning product uses a harsh active chemical.
Harsh drain cleaners can further corrode and damage underground pipes.
5. How long will my new sewer pipes last?
We test every new pipe we install for quality and performance. Our PVC and PEX pipe materials last 50+ years from the date of installation with routine maintenance and proper care.
6. What if my broken sewer pipe is under my driveway?
Trenchless pipe bursting is an ideal solution for broken or damaged sewer pipes near your driveway. The old pipe can be removed and a new one can be installed without damaging your driveway in any way.
Sewer Line Repair That Fort Worth Homeowners Trust
Trust a local plumber with the experience necessary to locate the source of your plumbing issue with no digging and no wasted time. We'll fix your sewer line once, fix it right, and restore your plumbing system with new pipes that will last decades.

Serving Sewer Line Repair & Replacement Across Fort Worth’s Neighborhoods
What are the most common signs of cast iron sewer pipe failure in Dallas?
Key local indicators of underground cast iron pipe failure include:
- Frequent and recurring backups in multiple drains
- Consistently slow drains (especially in sinks, tubs, and toilets)
- Persistent sewage odors inside or outside your home
- Unusually lush green patches in your yard
- Unexplained cracks in your concrete slab foundatio
Is it better to repair or replace cast iron sewer pipes in Dallas?
The best course of action – repair or replacement – depends entirely on the extent and nature of the damage.
For isolated issues like a single crack or minor root intrusion, a spot repair or partial replacement might suffice.
Widespread deterioration, multiple collapses, significant channel rot throughout the system, or repeated, persistent problems require a full replacement or rerouting. This long-term solution provides peace of mind, especially given Dallas's challenging soil conditions.
How much does sewer line replacement cost?
The average main sewage line replacement project costs $5,000-$12,750. The high end of this price range is driven by labor costs in densely populated areas, the severity of pipe damage, and the length and buried depth of your affected sewer line.
How much sewer pipe damage can spot repairs fix?
Spot repairs are designed to fix localized breaks and intrusions that span 10 feet or less. Sewer line damage between 10 and 50 feet in length requires partial sewer line replacement, a more labor-intensive solution due to increased excavation and pipe replacement.
How long does sewer repair last?
The lifetime of your sewer repair depends entirely on installation quality, and the new pipe material used. We use Schedule 40 PVC for all sewer line repair and replacement projects — when properly installed, it easily lasts up to 100 years with regular maintenance.


























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