Sewer Line Repair
Damaged sections get a targeted repair, with a single excavation where possible.
Sewer service southwest of Portland
Recurring backups or an inspection that flagged the sewer? We fix the part that's yours and show you what isn't.
Know what you own
Clean Water Services runs the public sewer here, and the property owner is responsible for the private lateral. When a crack, offset joint or root intrusion sits in the public right-of-way, Clean Water Services repairs it; a sag or belly there isn't covered. So every job starts with marking exactly where each problem is.
That can save you money, because a defect past your property line may not be yours to pay for.
Homes from the '70s and '80s
A large share of homes here went up in the 1970s and 1980s, so many sewer lines are now roughly 35 to 55 years old. That's when joints start to shift, roots find their way in and pipe begins to sag.
Newer subdivisions have younger pipe, but an inspection before buying can still catch poor slope or damage from later landscaping. Plumbing permits for sewer work are issued by the City of Tigard Building Division.

Services
Here's what we can take care of:
Damaged sections get a targeted repair, with a single excavation where possible.
If the old line has failed in several spots, a new lateral replaces your private run in one job.
Lining or bursting fixes lines under patios, fences and finished yards through two small pits.
Before you buy or remodel, an inspection marks any defects by distance.
High-pressure water clears grease and roots and restores full flow.
One crew for the area
Lines under patios, fences and finished yards are common in newer neighborhoods, and they're often fixable without tearing anything out. We also handle sewer repair across the Portland area, so the same crew can cover a home and a business property.
Inspection report flagged your sewer? Find out whose repair it is.
Call (503) 221-5373What owners ask
Yes. Call (503) 221-5373.
For structural defects such as cracks, offset joints or roots in the public right-of-way, Clean Water Services handles the repair. A sag there isn't covered, so it pays to know which side of the line the problem is on.
Yes. Newer lines can still have poor slope or damage from landscaping.
Often, yes, from two small pits instead of a trench. If the pipe has collapsed, that section needs digging.
Pay only for your part
Call before you pay for a sewer repair. Find out which part is yours, get it fixed, and leave the rest to the utility.
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