Sewer Line Repair & Replacement in King County

Sewer line problems are serious—they can cause backups, foul odors, and even health hazards. Lighthouse Plumbing provides expert sewer line repair and replacement services throughout Issaquah, Fall City, Snoqualmie, and King County.

Using advanced camera inspection and trenchless technology, we diagnose issues accurately and fix them with minimal disruption to your property. Don't ignore the warning signs of a failing sewer line.

Sewer Line Services

Our Sewer Line Services

Sewer Camera Inspection

Sewer Camera Inspection

We use HD camera technology to see inside your sewer line and identify the exact problem—no guesswork.

Sewer Line Repair

Sewer Line Repair

From cracks to root intrusion, we repair sewer line damage and restore proper flow.

Sewer Line Replacement

Sewer Line Replacement

When repairs aren't enough, we replace failing sewer lines using traditional or trenchless methods.

Trenchless Sewer Repair

Trenchless Sewer Repair

Minimize yard damage with trenchless pipe lining and pipe bursting technology.

Root Removal

Root Removal

Tree roots invading your sewer? We clear roots and can install root barriers to prevent future intrusion.

Sewer Line Cleaning

Sewer Line Cleaning

Hydro jetting clears buildup, grease, and debris to restore full flow to your sewer line.

Warning Signs of Sewer Line Problems

Watch for these indicators that your sewer line needs attention:

  • Multiple slow drainsIf several drains are slow, the main line may be blocked
  • Sewage backupsWater or waste backing up into your home
  • Gurgling soundsToilets or drains making gurgling noises
  • Foul odorsSewer smell in your yard or home
  • Lush patches in yardUnusually green grass over sewer lines
  • Soggy areasWet spots in your yard that won't dry
  • Foundation cracksSevere sewer leaks can affect your foundation
  • Pest problemsRodents and insects attracted to sewer breaks
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Our Diagnostic Process

1

Video Camera Inspection

We insert a high-definition camera into your sewer line to see exactly what's happening inside—cracks, roots, blockages, and pipe condition.

2

Location Marking

Once we identify the problem, we use locating equipment to mark exactly where the issue is in your yard.

3

Repair Recommendation

Based on our findings, we recommend the most effective and cost-efficient solution—whether that's cleaning, repair, or replacement.

Trenchless Sewer Solutions

We offer trenchless technology that repairs or replaces sewer lines without destroying your yard:

Pipe Lining (CIPP)

A resin-coated liner is inserted into your existing pipe and cured in place, creating a new pipe within the old one. Ideal for:

  • • Cracked or deteriorating pipes
  • • Root-damaged lines
  • • Pipes with minor bellies or offsets

Pipe Bursting

A new pipe is pulled through the old one, breaking apart the damaged pipe as it goes. Best for:

  • • Severely damaged lines
  • • Collapsed sections
  • • Upgrading to larger diameter pipe
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Suspect a Sewer Line Problem?

Don't wait—contact Lighthouse Plumbing for a professional camera inspection and diagnosis.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my sewer line is clogged or broken?

A camera inspection is the only way to know for sure. We'll show you exactly what's happening inside your sewer line.

How much does sewer line repair cost?

Costs vary widely based on the problem and repair method. Simple cleaning may be a few hundred dollars; full replacement can be several thousand. We provide exact quotes after inspection.

How long does sewer line replacement take?

Trenchless replacement often takes just 1-2 days. Traditional excavation may take longer depending on the length and depth of the line.

Will you have to dig up my yard?

Not necessarily. Trenchless methods require only small access points. We'll recommend the least invasive option that properly solves your problem.

What causes sewer line damage?

Common causes include tree root intrusion, age-related deterioration, ground shifting, improper installation, and flushing inappropriate items.

How long do sewer lines last?

It depends on the material. Cast iron and clay pipes (common in older homes) last 50-75 years. PVC can last 100+ years. Regular maintenance extends lifespan.