FAQs

Sewer line excavation involves digging trenches to expose underground sewer pipes for inspection, repair, or replacement. If you need sewer line replacement, don't hesitate to contact R & R Excavating today!

Sewer line excavation is necessary for repairing leaks, fixing blockages, replacing damaged pipes, or upgrading the sewer system by providing direct access to buried sewer lines. For sewer line repair or sewer line replacement, contact our team today!

Signs that your sewer line needs excavation include sewage backups, foul odors, slow drainage, and water pooling. If any of these issues arise, a professional inspection is advised to determine if excavation is necessary. According to Forbes, if no other factors are involved, you can expect a clay sewer line to last about 50 to 60 years, a cast-iron line to last from 75 to 100 years, and an ABS or PVC line to last up to 100 years. If you need sewer excavation or a sewer line replacement, contact R & R Excavating today.

No, there are alternatives to excavation. A trenchless repair may be an option, but it depends on factors such as the extent of damage, the location of pipes, and budget constraints. Contact R & R Excavating today for more information.

The cost of a sewer line excavation varies based on many factors. The trench length, pipe depth, soil type, and repair extent all contribute to the final cost. Contact our team for an estimate on a sewer line excavation or sewer line replacement today!