Who is responsible for the sewer line?

Generally the property owner is responsible for the private line from the house to the connection with the city main. Check with the City of San Angelo or your plumber about where that boundary is for your property.

What damages sewer lines?

Age, roots, shifting soil, heavy loads above the line, and flushing items that do not belong in a toilet.

Sewer Line Repair & Inspection in San Angelo, TX

A damaged sewer line can back wastewater into your home or yard. The warning signs are easy to miss until the problem is serious.

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Warning signs

Multiple drains backing up at once, gurgling toilets, sewage smells indoors or in the yard, soggy or unusually green patches over the line, or water backing up in a floor drain or tub when you run the washer.

Camera inspection

A small waterproof camera on a flexible cable shows cracks, root intrusion, bellied (sagging) sections and collapses, so the repair can be targeted.

Repair options

Depending on the damage, options include spot repair, trenchless methods that avoid digging up the yard, or replacing a section of pipe. A plumber can explain which fits your line and property.

Frequently asked questions

Who is responsible for the sewer line?: Generally the property owner is responsible for the private line from the house to the connection with the city main. Check with the City of San Angelo or your plumber about where that boundary is for your property.
What damages sewer lines?: Age, roots, shifting soil, heavy loads above the line, and flushing items that do not belong in a toilet.

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