WATER LINES
Water and sewer line repairs in Roswell
Water and sewer line repairs in Roswell and North Metro Atlanta. Two buried lines serve your property: one brings water in under pressure, one carries waste out by gravity. When a yard is wet and a drain is slow, you do not have to guess which one failed. We assess both, tell you which system is at fault, and price the repair. Call 770-597-4141.
Signs you need water and sewer line repairs
- A wet yard and a slow drain at the same time.
- An inspector or a buyer flagged an underground line you know nothing about.
- Pressure changed indoors and a backup showed up in the basement.
- Two different contractors told you two different lines are broken.
- Sewage is backing up or water is pouring: call, not the form.
How we diagnose it
- 1Sort the supply from the drainLeak detection and a pressure check cover the water side. Clearing and a camera cover the sewer side. Each system gets the test built for it.
- 2Find the defect, not the symptomA wet yard can be a supply leak or a sewer break seeping. We locate the fault and show you what failed before we talk about a method.
- 3One plan for both linesIf both need work, you get one scope: access, order of work, testing, and what gets restored. One plan, one price, approved before we start.
Your likely options
- Method
Targeted repair of one section
What it doesA short dig at the failed spot on either line, with new pipe joined to sound pipe on both sides and the rest of the run left alone.
When it applies- one local break and sound pipe around it.
- Method
Replacement of a longer run
What it doesWhen a line has failed in several places, we replace the run or move it to a new route rather than patching it a third time.
When it applies- widespread deterioration or repeat failures on the same stretch.
- Method
Trenchless repair
What it doesLining or bursting the sewer, or boring a new water line, through access pits rather than a trench. The trenchless repair page covers both lines.
When it applies- a long run under hardscape, when the line allows it.
- Method
Cleaning only
What it doesIf the camera shows a clear pipe behind the blockage, the sewer gets cleaned and no repair is sold. A cleaned pipe is not a repaired pipe.
When it applies- a sewer blockage with intact pipe on the footage.
What it costs
A visit to look at the problem. We tell you on the phone, before we schedule, whether that visit has a charge and what it is.
- One line or both, and how far apart they run.
- Targeted dig, longer replacement, or trenchless access pits.
- Surfaces above each line: lawn, driveway, slab.
A written scope and price for the repair, before we start. No work beyond that scope without your OK.
Two lines, one assessment, one price
Tell us what is wet, what is slow, and what you have been told. We sort out which line failed and what fixing it takes.
Water and sewer line repairs questions
Do I need to know which line is broken before I call?
No. Describe what you see: where the water is, which drains are slow, when it started. Sorting supply from sewer is the first thing we do on site.
Does every underground break mean the whole line gets replaced?
No. One break with sound pipe around it gets a targeted repair. Replacement is for a line failing in several places, and we show you the footage or the test that says so.
Is tunneling part of this service?
Tunneling is a way to reach pipe under a slab, and it is still digging. It belongs to under-slab jobs, not to every water or sewer repair. See the tunneling page.
Do you charge to come out and look?
We tell you on the phone, before we schedule, whether the visit has a charge and what it is.
How soon can you come?
Call and we tell you straight; it depends on the day. For an active leak or backup, call rather than sending the form.
