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Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra & St. Johns CountySewer Line Repair. See the Problem Before You Pay.

Slow drains, bad odors, or backups? A damaged sewer line can lead to big problems, but we’re here to help. Our team quickly finds and repairs leaks, clogs, and breaks to keep your plumbing running smoothly.

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What’s going on with your sewer line? Start here.

Choose what you’re noticing for the common signs, likely causes and how we find the right fix. You don’t need to diagnose anything yourself.

Several drains backing up at once?

When several drains slow down or back up at the same time, the problem may be in your home’s main sewer line, not in an individual sink or toilet.

Common signs

  • Water backs up into a shower or tub when another fixture drains.
  • Toilets gurgle when you use the sink or washing machine.
  • Several fixtures drain slowly at the same time.
  • Wastewater comes back up through the lowest drain in the house.

Until the line is cleared, limit running water and flushing so wastewater doesn’t back up further.

How 365 can help

We’ll find where the blockage is and the right way to clear it. Depending on the problem and the pipe’s condition, that may mean mechanical drain cleaning, hydro jetting or a sewer camera inspection.

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Clogs that keep coming back?

If your sewer line keeps clogging, clearing the blockage may only be a temporary fix. Recurring problems can point to a condition inside the pipe that needs attention.

Common underlying causes

  • Tree roots can get in through cracks or loose joints.
  • Grease and debris can gradually narrow the pipe.
  • Misaligned joints can catch debris.
  • Low spots (bellies) can collect wastewater and solids.
  • Deteriorating pipes can crack, corrode or partially collapse.

How 365 finds the cause

Once the line is cleared, a sewer camera inspection can show root intrusion, damaged sections, standing water and other visible problems. Not every recurring clog means replacing the pipe: some lines can be cleaned effectively, while others need a targeted repair. We’ll explain what we find and recommend the right solution.

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Sewage odors or soggy spots in the yard?

A damaged underground sewer line can cause problems inside and outside your home. The symptoms aren’t always obvious, and several different conditions can produce similar warning signs.

Signs worth investigating

  • Sewage odors that linger inside or outside your home.
  • Unexplained wet or unusually green patches in the yard.
  • Backups that keep returning even after drain cleaning.
  • Pipe damage or displacement found during a camera inspection.

These signs don’t automatically mean your sewer line is broken. An inspection is the way to find the actual cause.

Repair options

  • Targeted pipe repair fixes an isolated damaged section.
  • Trenchless repair rehabilitates or replaces the line with minimal digging, when conditions allow.
  • Sewer line replacement for severely deteriorated or collapsed pipes.

Our approach

We start by understanding the problem, inspect the line when it’s needed, and explain your options. You’ll get a written price before any repair work begins.

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Why homeowners choose 365

Why Choose Us for Sewer Line Repair?

Stronger Sewer Lines & Worry-Free Plumbing

Choosing the right company for sewer line repair matters. Here’s why homeowners in Jacksonville and St.

  • Licensed & Experienced TechniciansOur experts are trained to handle all sewer line issues safely and efficiently.
  • Fast, Reliable ServiceWe prioritize quick response times to prevent further damage.
  • Honest, Upfront PricingNo hidden fees—just clear, transparent quotes before work begins.
  • Advanced Repair MethodsFrom trenchless repairs to camera inspections, we use cutting-edge technology for precise solutions.

Got questions?

Your sewer line repair questions. Answered.

Straight answers about costs, common problems and more, without the jargon or the sales pitch.

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Costs & your service visit

Pricing and what to expect.

How much does sewer line repair cost?

The cost of sewer line repair varies depending on the extent of the damage, the location of the issue, and the repair method needed. Traditional repairs requiring excavation may be more expensive than trenchless sewer repair, which minimizes digging. We offer free estimates and transparent pricing to help you understand your options.

How long does sewer line repair take?

The time required for sewer line repair depends on the severity of the issue and the repair method used. Minor repairs can often be completed within a few hours, while more extensive trenchless repairs may take a day. Traditional sewer line replacements that require excavation can take several days to a week, depending on the complexity of the job.

Is sewer line repair covered by homeowners insurance?

It depends on your policy. Many homeowners insurance plans cover sewer line repair if the damage is sudden, such as from tree roots or shifting soil. However, gradual wear and tear, aging pipes, or preventable damage may not be covered. It’s best to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage options.

Common problems & when to call

Warning signs and what they mean.

How do I know if I need sewer line repair?

A damaged sewer line can cause noticeable issues in your home. Common signs include slow drains, frequent backups, gurgling sounds from pipes, foul odors, and damp or sunken patches in your yard. If you notice any of these problems, a sewer camera inspection can pinpoint the exact issue and determine whether sewer line repair is needed.

How can I prevent sewer line problems in the future?

Preventing sewer line issues starts with regular maintenance and mindful use of your plumbing system. Avoid flushing non-biodegradable items, schedule annual sewer inspections, and keep tree roots away from sewer lines. Professional drain cleaning can also help remove buildup before it causes serious blockages.

Choosing the right option

Help deciding what makes sense for your home.

What’s the difference between sewer repair and sewer replacement?

Sewer repair is used to fix minor damage, such as cracks, small leaks, or partial blockages. It involves techniques like pipe relining or spot repairs to restore the existing sewer pipe. Sewer line replacement is necessary when the damage is severe, such as when pipes are collapsed, corroded, or severely misaligned. A professional inspection can determine the best course of action.

Service area & scheduling

Where we work and how fast we get there.

Where can I find sewer line repair near me?

Look for a licensed plumbing company with experience in diagnosing and fixing sewer issues. A reputable provider will offer detailed inspections, trenchless and traditional repair options, and transparent pricing. Customer reviews, warranties, and emergency availability are also important factors. Our team provides professional sewer line repair services to quickly restore your plumbing and prevent further damage.

Good to know

More answers from our team.

Can I repair a sewer line without digging up my yard?

Many sewer line repairs can be done using trenchless technology, which eliminates the need for extensive excavation. Trenchless sewer repair methods, such as pipe relining and pipe bursting, allow us to fix cracks, leaks, and other sewer issues while preserving your landscaping and driveway. This method is not only faster but also more cost-effective in the long run.

What are the most common causes of sewer line damage?

Sewer lines can deteriorate over time due to several factors. Tree roots, corrosion, shifting soil, extreme weather, grease buildup, and flushing non-degradable items are some of the most common causes of damage. If left unaddressed, these issues can lead to major sewer failures. Regular inspections can help prevent unexpected breakdowns.

What should I do if I suspect a sewer line issue?

If you think your sewer line is damaged, don’t wait—delays can lead to worsening blockages, water damage, or sewage backups. Contact a professional sewer line repair company to schedule an inspection and diagnostic test as soon as possible. Early intervention can help prevent expensive repairs down the line.

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Where we work

Serving Nocatee, Ponte Vedra & St. Johns County

Our sewer line crews dispatch from 150 Hilden Rd in Nocatee and repair and replace sewer lines in Nocatee, Ponte Vedra Beach, St. Johns, Durbin Crossing, Julington Creek and St. Augustine, as well as Jacksonville and the Beaches. Root intrusion and failing cast iron are the usual causes in St. Augustine and older Jacksonville homes; newer St. Johns County homes more often have settled or bellied PVC.

Towns we serve

Also serving

Bartram ParkBeacon LakeDel WebbDurbin CrossingFruit CoveMadeiraPalenciaPalm ValleyRivertownSawgrassSilverleafWalden Chase

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