Offering Top-Rated Sewer Line Replacement & Septic-to-Sewer Conversions
Whether due to age or construction accidents, there may come a time when you need to schedule sewer line replacement. When your sewer line suffers a critical failure or simply doesn’t provide the reliable performance you need, South West Plumbing, Heating, Air & Electric can help.
Our technicians will complete the task quickly, efficiently, and with as little disruption to your landscaping and schedule as possible.
Contact South West online today to schedule a sewer line replacement.
How to Know if Your Home Needs a New Sewer Line
It’s always best to pay close attention to the operation of your sewer line. The closer you look, the more likely you’ll detect signs of impending failure before a critical malfunction occurs.
Common signs of problems include:
- Slow drainage from sinks, toilets, and showers
- Frequent clogs
- Noxious odors coming from drains
- Gurgling sounds after showers or flushes
These issues can indicate significant problems that are preventing proper wastewater removal.
Sewer Line Replacement
Our licensed and insured plumbers can perform traditional trench and trenchless sewer line replacement. We’ll help you determine which is best for you based on the condition of your pipe and other factors. In all cases, our goal is to complete the process with as minimal disruption to landscaping and hardscaping as possible.
What is a Septic-to-Sewer Conversion?
Septic-to-sewer conversions simply change the way wastewater is managed on your property. Rather than treating the sewage in a septic tank and depositing it within a leach field, the wastewater from your sinks, showers, toilets, etc., will flow into the municipal sewer line.Â
There are many benefits to converting to a sewer system. These include more convenient wastewater management and reliability, and if the house is in a rural area that’s being urbanized, it preemptively prepares your property for future mandates.
We’re Seattle’s Septic-to-Sewer Experts
Many homeowners in the area are eager to convert their aging septic systems to sewer systems. We can help you make the switch. When your septic system no longer provides reliable performance or suffers a critical malfunction, we’ll complete the steps necessary for conversion. We’ll also ensure the project is properly permitted.
Why We Recommend Perma-Liner for Seattle Homeowners
Perma-liner is a cured-in-place piping (CIPP) solution. It’s a resin-saturated tube made of polyester, fiberglass cloth, or felt that’s inserted into the pipe. Once the liner is in place, a UV light is passed through the pipe, which cures the liner and bonds it to the interior of the pipe.Â
This is a fast, safe, and effective solution that will restore the integrity of your sewer line. It won’t diminish drainage and will provide a permanent, reliable solution to a wide range of problems.Â
Schedule Sewer Services With Us Today
For over 40 years, the technicians at South West have proudly served clients throughout the Seattle area. When you need top-quality sewer services in the Puget Sound area, you can rely on our professionals to deliver friendly recommendations, helpful advice, and top-quality work.
When you choose our team, you’ll always receive same-day service, upfront pricing, financing options, free estimates on replacements, and more from our licensed and insured technicians.
Contact the South West team online today to schedule your sewer line replacement.
Septic-to-Sewer FAQs
What factors influence the cost of converting from septic to sewer?
When providing a quote for septic-to-sewer conversions, we consider the size of the property, location, type of plumbing, required excavation, and other factors.
Will a septic-to-sewer conversion increase water consumption?
Actually, the opposite. Septic systems use more water than sewer systems, so you may notice a significant decrease in water consumption.
Will converting add value to my home?
Most home buyers prefer homes that are connected to the municipal sewer line. Thus, it’s likely that converting your home will lead to an increase in value for your property.
