New pipe. Permits handled. Yard restored.
When a sewer line is collapsed or beyond lining, Priority Rooter & Plumbing replaces it with new PVC or HDPE — trenchless where possible, open cut where necessary, permits and inspection included.
We can get temporary service restored and start the replacement plan the same day. Call us 24/7.
From locating and permits to backfill and compaction, the whole job is ours.
Camera and locate work that defines exactly how much pipe truly needs replacing.
New HDPE pulled through the old line's path using entry and exit pits only.
Traditional excavation where depth, grade, or collapse rules out trenchless.
New pipe set at correct fall so waste flows instead of pooling.
We pull permits, arrange utility locates, and meet the inspector on site.
Proper bedding, compacted backfill, and site cleanup when the pipe is in.
These conditions usually mean replacement is the honest recommendation.
The camera cannot pass and flow has stopped entirely.
Separated joints throughout the run cannot be reliably lined.
Standing water in long sags causes chronic backups no cleaning will fix.
Old materials that crumble and cannot support a liner.
A clear scope, a fixed price, and a schedule you can plan around.
Define the failed section, depth, and route, including any obstacles.
Written scope covering method, materials, permits, and restoration.
Trenchless bursting or open cut, set to proper grade with new fittings and cleanouts.
Jurisdictional inspection, final camera pass, and a written warranty on the work.
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