Sewer Lines
Serving Reno, Sparks, & surrounding areas with over 20 years of honesty, integrity and quality service.
Sewer Trouble? We’re the Team to Call in Reno
Between the smells, the mess, and the stress, a sewer line problem the kind of thing no one wants to deal with. Luckily, you don’t have to go it alone. At Dirty Plumber Reno, we’re here to fix the problem at its source and get your life back to normal.
With over 20 years of hands-on plumbing experience, a union-trained team, and deep roots in the Reno community, we handle sewer line repair in Reno, NV, with honesty, speed, and skill.
What to Expect During Sewer Camera Inspections
Whether it’s tree roots, a collapsed line, grease buildup, or a mystery clog that keeps coming back, a sewer camera inspection helps us spot the problem instantly. That means less time wasted, fewer surprises, and a solution that actually lasts.
Here’s what you can expect from our inspection process:
- Non-Invasive Diagnosis : No tearing up your yard or floor. We access your sewer line through an existing drain.
- Live Video Feed: You can see what we see, and we’ll explain everything in plain English, not plumbing jargon.
- Accurate Targeting: Once we’ve located the issue, we know exactly where to dig (if needed) or which trenchless option to use.
- Proof of Repair: We can even do a second camera pass after the fix to show you that everything is flowing as it should.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Sewer Lines Services
How long does a sewer line repair or replacement usually take?
Most repairs can be completed in a day or two. Full replacements might take longer, especially if permits or inspections are required. After our inspection, we’ll provide a clear timeline so you know exactly what to expect.
Will my yard be torn up during the sewer line replacement?
Not necessarily. If trenchless methods are an option for your property, we can often replace the line with minimal disruption to your landscaping. We’ll assess everything during the initial inspection.
Can tree roots really break through sewer lines?
Absolutely. Tree roots are one of the leading causes of sewer line damage, especially in older neighborhoods. They’re drawn to moisture and can sneak through even the tiniest cracks.
What type of sewer pipes does my home likely have?
That depends on when it was built. Homes built before the 1970s often have clay or cast iron pipes, which are more prone to damage. Newer homes are more likely to have PVC. During our inspection, we’ll identify your system, let you know its condition, and recommend repiping if necessary.
Whether you need repair, replacement, or a straight answer about what’s going on, Dirty Plumber Reno is here to help — backed by over two decades of experience, Plumbers Union 350, and a BBB A+ rating.