Sewer Line Repair & Replacement in San Diego County
Expert sewer line repair, replacement, and camera inspection. Same-day and emergency service from The White Glove Guys.
Your Sewer Line Is the Backbone of Your Home's Plumbing
Your sewer line carries all wastewater from your home to the municipal sewer system. When it fails—whether from root intrusion, corrosion, ground shifting, or age—the consequences can be serious: sewage backups, foul odors, yard damage, and even health hazards. The White Glove Guys specialize in diagnosing and solving sewer line problems with the least disruption to your home and property.
Using advanced camera scoping technology, we pinpoint the exact location and nature of the problem before recommending a solution. Whether your sewer line needs a targeted repair, a full replacement, or a trenchless option that preserves your landscaping, we have the expertise and equipment to get it done right. Serving San Diego County homeowners since 1952, ASI is the name you can trust for honest sewer line service.
Common Sewer Line Issues We Solve
Sewer line problems don't get better on their own. Here are the most common issues we diagnose and repair for San Diego homeowners.
Root Intrusion
Tree and shrub roots are drawn to the moisture in sewer lines. They enter through tiny cracks or joints and grow until they block the pipe entirely. Root intrusion is the leading cause of sewer line failure in San Diego.
Collapsed or Broken Lines
Aging clay, cast iron, or Orangeburg pipes can crack, collapse, or separate at joints due to ground movement, corrosion, or age. A collapsed sewer line requires prompt repair or replacement to restore service.
Bellied or Sagging Pipes
Shifting soil can cause a section of sewer pipe to sag, creating a low spot where waste and debris collect. This leads to recurring backups and requires professional correction.
Grease & Debris Buildup
Years of grease, soap, and debris can coat the inside of your sewer line, gradually reducing flow until backups occur. Professional cleaning or hydro-jetting can restore full capacity.
Sewer Odors in Your Home
Persistent sewer smells inside or around your home may indicate a cracked sewer line, dry trap, or venting issue. These problems require professional diagnosis to identify and resolve safely.
Why San Diego Homeowners Trust ASI for Sewer Services
Sewer line work is serious business. You need a company with the experience, equipment, and integrity to do it right. You Can Trust the White Glove Guys.
Advanced Camera Inspections
We use high-resolution sewer cameras to see inside your pipes and diagnose problems accurately. No guesswork means no unnecessary work—you only pay for the repairs you actually need.
Traditional & Trenchless Options
We offer both traditional excavation and trenchless repair methods. When possible, trenchless solutions save your landscaping, driveway, and time while delivering lasting results.
The White Glove Guys
Our technicians are trained, certified, and background-checked. They treat your property with respect and take pride in delivering quality workmanship on every job.
Upfront Pricing & Guarantees
We provide detailed, transparent pricing before work begins. Our repairs come backed by solid warranties so you can have confidence in the job long after we leave.
Our Sewer Line Repair Process
From diagnosis to completion, here's how we handle sewer line problems the right way.
1. Camera Inspection
We insert a high-resolution camera into your sewer line to locate and identify the problem. You'll see the footage yourself so you understand exactly what's happening inside your pipes.
2. Diagnosis & Options
Based on our findings, we explain the issue in plain language and present your repair options—including traditional and trenchless methods—with upfront pricing for each.
3. Expert Repair or Replacement
Once you approve the plan, our crew gets to work. Whether it's a spot repair, full line replacement, or trenchless pipe lining, we complete the work efficiently and to code.
4. Final Inspection & Cleanup
We perform a final camera inspection to verify the repair is sound, restore your property, and walk you through what was done. We leave your home and yard in top condition.
What Our Customers Say
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Your Sewer Service Questions Answered
Warning signs include multiple drains backing up at once, gurgling sounds from toilets, sewage odors inside or outside your home, wet spots in your yard, and unusually lush patches of grass over the sewer line. If you notice any of these, call us for a camera inspection to diagnose the issue before it gets worse.
A sewer camera inspection involves inserting a small, waterproof camera into your sewer line to view its condition in real time. This allows us to see roots, cracks, collapses, blockages, and other problems without digging. It’s the most accurate and least invasive way to diagnose sewer line issues.
Yes. When conditions allow, we offer trenchless options including pipe lining (CIPP) and pipe bursting. These methods repair or replace your sewer line from the inside, minimizing excavation and preserving your landscaping, driveway, and hardscaping.
Simple spot repairs can often be completed in a single day. Full line replacements typically take 1-3 days depending on the length, depth, and complexity of the job. Trenchless methods are generally faster than traditional excavation. We’ll give you a clear timeline before work begins.
Coverage varies by policy. Most standard homeowner’s insurance policies do not cover sewer line repair due to normal wear and tear, but some policies or riders do cover sudden, accidental damage. We recommend checking with your insurance provider. We’re happy to provide documentation to support your claim if applicable.
Sewer Line Problems? We'll Fix It Right.
Don't ignore the warning signs of a failing sewer line. The White Glove Guys will diagnose the problem accurately and repair it with minimal disruption to your home and property.
Sewer Services Throughout San Diego County
We proudly serve over 50 communities across San Diego County
