Residential & commercial sewer service, nationwide
Sewer repair,
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Drain cleaning, hydro-jetting, camera inspection, trenchless replacement, pipe lining, septic-to-sewer conversion and emergency backups — understand your options, then connect with a licensed sewer contractor near you.
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A verified profile, property owners matched to your specialties, programs and events, and your own back office and CRM.
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Start with what you need — we’ll find the sewer contractor.
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Tell us what you need
What you’re looking for, what’s in the way, and how you like to meet — on-site service call, 24/7 emergency dispatch and camera inspection visit.
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We match on fit
Specialties, the people they work with, credentials and format.
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You choose who to hear from
See why each sewer contractor fits. Pick who may contact you — nothing is shared without your say-so.
3 areas of focus
Residential sewer service, Commercial sewer service and Specialty sewer work.
Residential sewer service
Residential sewer service.
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Commercial sewer service
Commercial sewer service.
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Specialty sewer work
Drain cleaning, Hydro-jetting, Sewer camera inspection, Trenchless & pipe bursting, Pipe lining (CIPP), Sewer line replacement and Septic-to-sewer conversion and more.
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Where do you want to start?
Sewer repair basics
Signs of a sewer line problem and what repair typically involves.
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Trenchless repair & pipe lining
No-dig methods that repair or replace a sewer line without excavating the whole yard.
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Drain cleaning & hydro-jetting
Clearing clogs and buildup, from a basic snake to full hydro-jetting.
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Sewer camera inspection
Video inspection to diagnose a blockage, crack or break before it gets worse.
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Emergency sewage backups
What to do when sewage is backing up into a home or business right now.
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Root intrusion & recurring clogs
Tree roots growing into a sewer line and the repair options that actually last.
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Septic-to-sewer conversion & line replacement
Replacing a failing line or connecting a property to a new municipal sewer.
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Who we help
Wherever you’re starting from.
Homeowners with a sewage backup or clog
fast help with a backed-up sewer line or overflowing drain at home
Homebuyers and home inspectors
a sewer camera inspection before closing on a house
Property managers and landlords
a reliable commercial sewer contractor for recurring tenant issues
Restaurant and food-service owners
grease and sewer line maintenance that keeps a commercial kitchen running
Owners of homes with older sewer lines
trenchless repair or replacement without tearing up the yard
Owners of properties with mature trees
root removal and a longer-term fix for recurring root intrusion
Rural and semi-rural property owners near new sewer lines
help converting from a septic system to municipal sewer
Honest listings
Sewer contractors, clearly labeled.
- Credentials shown plainly. Licenses, certifications and trainings are listed as each sewer contractor provides them and checked where possible.
- You stay in control. Nothing you share goes to a sewer contractor until you choose who may contact you.
- Your details stay private. We don’t sell your information.
- No miracle promises. Sewer contractors may not promise guaranteed outcomes.
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Your business, with a back office.
A verified profile, property owners matched to your specialties, programs and events, and a CRM to follow up.
Matched requests
People choose you — you have 48 hours to reach out.
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Every request, stage, note and follow-up in one place.
Programs & events
Sessions, group programs, workshops and courses.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is sewer.biz a plumbing or sewer company?
No. sewer.biz is a directory and referral site that connects property owners with independent, licensed sewer contractors — we don't dig, repair or install anything ourselves.
How much does sewer line repair cost?
Cost varies by the length and depth of the line, the repair method (trenchless, pipe lining or full replacement) and local permit and labor rates — we don't quote prices on this site, and a sewer contractor can give you a specific quote after evaluating your property.
What's the difference between trenchless repair and full sewer line replacement?
Trenchless methods like pipe bursting and cured-in-place pipe lining repair or replace a line through small access points instead of digging a full trench, while full replacement typically means excavating and installing new pipe end to end; a contractor can tell you which fits your line's condition.
What should I do if sewage is backing up into my home or business right now?
Sewage backup is a health hazard — stop using the affected drains and toilets, avoid contact with the water, and call a licensed sewer contractor for emergency service right away.
Do I need a permit to repair or replace a sewer line?
Usually, yes — most cities and counties require a permit for sewer line repair, replacement or a septic-to-sewer conversion, and requirements vary by jurisdiction; your contractor can confirm what's needed locally.
What is a sewer camera inspection and when do I need one?
A sewer camera inspection feeds a small video camera through the line to find cracks, blockages, root intrusion or breaks — it's commonly used before buying a home, after a recurring clog, or to confirm a repair worked.
Is it safe to dig near my sewer line myself?
Call 811 before any digging — underground utility lines, including gas and electric, can run near a sewer line, and striking one can be dangerous, and is illegal in most places without first having lines marked.