Sewer lines are buried deep underground, so when something goes wrong, the signs often show up above ground. If you’re dealing with frequent drain backups, slow flushing toilets, foul odors, or patches of extra green grass in the yard, your sewer line may be in trouble. One of the biggest red flags we see is sewage backing up into the basement or lower-level tubs and drains. That’s never a small issue, and it usually means the sewer line is blocked, broken, or collapsed.
Another major warning sign is the sound of gurgling in your drains or toilets. This can mean the pipe isn’t venting properly or waste is having trouble moving through the line. If you notice a foul smell outside near where the sewer line runs, that’s another indication you need professional help before things get worse.
At World Class Sewer and Drain, we don’t make guesses when it comes to sewer lines. We use high-definition sewer cameras to inspect the full length of your line and pinpoint the exact problem. Whether it’s a root intrusion, a collapsed pipe, or a buildup of grease and debris, the camera gives us a clear picture.
This technology not only confirms the issue, but also tells us how deep it is, where it’s located, and what material we’re dealing with. That means we can give you a real solution, not just a temporary fix. We’ll explain the findings and walk you through every option before doing any work.
If your sewer line qualifies for trenchless repair, we can fix the problem without tearing up your entire yard. One method we use is pipe bursting, where we break apart the old pipe while pulling a new one into place. Another is pipe lining, which installs a durable epoxy sleeve inside the existing pipe to seal cracks and restore flow.
These options save time, protect landscaping, and eliminate the need for full excavation. They’re also quicker, meaning your sewer service is restored faster. In most cases, trenchless methods cost less overall when you factor in the avoided damage and cleanup.
Once we diagnose the issue, we’ll map out a plan with you. If trenchless isn’t an option, we’re fully equipped for open trench work. We handle all the excavation, permits, and inspections required by Nassau County, so you’re not left dealing with red tape.
We carefully dig down to the affected section, replace the damaged pipe, and test the new line under pressure to make sure it’s sealed and functioning. From there, we backfill and restore the area as cleanly as possible. Every job ends with a full walkthrough, so you know the problem is solved and won’t be coming back.
We uphold the highest standards in the industry, using top-tier tools and techniques to get the job done right. With extensive knowledge and years of experience, we’re ready to handle any sewer or drain crisis, ensuring swift, professional service you can trust.
