The Lines You Never See.
Main water line replacement, sewer line repair, and drain line conversions, with dig and trenchless options and a camera inspection so you see the problem before anyone touches a shovel.
How Do I Know My
Line Is Failing?
Buried lines fail quietly, then all at once. These are the signs worth taking seriously before that second part happens.
- 01
More than one drain backing up
When the tub, toilet, and sink all struggle at once, the problem is past the fixtures and in the main line.
- 02
Sewage smells inside or out
A sound sewer line keeps waste and odor sealed in the pipe. A smell that will not go away suggests it is escaping somewhere.
- 03
Soggy or sunken spots in the yard
A leaking underground line saturates the soil above it, often in a line between the house and the street.
- 04
Sudden drop in water pressure
On the supply side, a failing main water line can show up as weak pressure at every fixture or a water bill that climbs for no reason.
The Camera
Goes First.
Guessing at an underground problem is how yards get torn up for nothing. Every water and sewer line job here starts with a camera inspection: we run a camera through the pipe and look at the actual damage from the inside. Cracked pipe, separated joint, blockage, or a line that has simply collapsed with age, the footage shows exactly what and exactly where.
You see it too. The repair plan and the written quote are built on what is really in the ground, not on a worst case assumption. If it turns out the line just needs a serious clearing rather than repair, our drain cleaning crew handles that at drain cleaning scope, not excavation scope.
Dig Or
Trenchless?
We offer both dig and trenchless options. A traditional dig opens the ground to reach the pipe directly, which some failures require. Trenchless methods work through smaller access points and can spare driveways, mature landscaping, and long stretches of yard. Which route makes sense depends on the pipe's condition, depth, and path, and that is a conversation we have with the camera footage in front of both of us.
The full scope of this work covers main water line replacement on the supply side, sewer line repair and replacement on the waste side, and drain line conversions where an older drain configuration needs to be brought up to date, often as part of a bath or kitchen remodel.
Not A Weekend
Project.
Sewer and main line work involves excavation, raw sewage, buried utilities, and plumbing code requirements on every connection. It is squarely licensed plumber territory, and the risks of getting it wrong range from a failed inspection to a contaminated yard. Pipe It Up Plumbing Services LLC is a fully licensed plumbing contractor carrying liability insurance on every job, and we keep the work clean and code compliant from the first cut to the final connection.
What Affects
The Cost?
Length and depth of the line, whether the fix is a spot repair or a full replacement, dig versus trenchless, and what sits above the pipe all shape the price. A shallow line under open lawn is a smaller job than a deep line under a driveway. The camera inspection pins the scope down, quotes are free, and the price is in writing before the wrench turns.
Line Questions,
Answered.
How do you know what is wrong with the line before digging?
With a camera. We run a camera inspection through the line and look at the actual pipe from the inside, so the diagnosis is based on what is really down there. You see the same footage we do before any repair decision is made.
Do you have to dig up my whole yard?
Not always. We offer both dig and trenchless options, and which one fits depends on the pipe's condition, depth, and layout. The camera inspection tells us which routes are on the table, and we walk you through the options with a written quote for the work.
Can you replace a main water line?
Yes. Main water line replacement is one of our core services, along with sewer line repair and replacement and drain line conversions.
Sewage is backing up into the house right now. What do I do?
Keep everyone away from the affected area, stop running water, and call (901) 827-3674. Sewer backups are on our emergency list, the line is answered around the clock, and we come fast.
Worried About
A Line? Ask.
Camera inspection shows you the truth. Free quote puts the fix in writing. Emergency line answered around the clock.