The sewer line into your home is one of the most important parts of making sure that everything runs smoothly in and outside. The mainline carries away dirty wastewater, so it needs to be well-maintained at all times if for no other reason than there could always come a time when something goes wrong with these pipes which would increase costs considerably by requiring partial or full replacement projects depending on how severe they are. The factors that could affect the project cost are:

Accessibility of Your Sewer Line
If a sewer line is difficult to access, such as under tree roots or in cement sidewalk cracks, excavation may be needed. This type of work requires heavier equipment and will cost you plenty of labor and materials. The standard installation should only necessitate minimal excavation which runs considerably cheaper and saves you from having these headaches down the line.

Length of Sewer Line Replacement
The further your home is from the Main Sewer line the more expensive it will be for an extension. Call Drainkeepers to get a quote on what you’ll need and know exactly how much before any work begins.