Sewer Pipe Cracks in your line, and what they’re really telling you.

CATCH PROBLEMS EARLY

Sewer Pipe Cracks warning signs you should never ignore.

Cracked pipe is not always obvious from indoors. These are the four signs that tell us a crack is likely in the line.

Watch for these Sewer Pipe Cracks warning signs:

• Sinkholes or soft ground over the sewer line path

  Soil entering a cracked pipe creates voids above. The first sign is often soft or sunken ground above the sewer line, not symptoms inside the house.
• Roots entering the line at the same spot repeatedly

  Camera footage that shows roots growing through the same location on every annual scope means there is a crack at that point. Roots need an opening to enter.
• High water bills with no obvious indoor leak

  A cracked sewer pipe allows groundwater infiltration, which flows through the meter as additional flow. Unexplained water bill increases can trace to a cracked sewer line.
• Slow drains that worsen after heavy rainfall

  Rain-soaked ground pushes water into cracked pipes. The extra groundwater inflow fills the pipe and slows every drain in the house simultaneously.

BEFORE & AFTER

Sewer Pipe Cracks fixed: an Elizabeth home, roots entering at three points.

Annual camera scopes kept showing roots re-entering at the same three locations. LiningWorks confirmed cracks at each point, lined the full 58-foot run in one day. The cracks are sealed, the entry points eliminated. No roots on the follow-up scope six months later.

Pulling roots out of a cracked pipe is temporary. Lining the crack is permanent. One camera scope, one lining session, problem solved.

WHY HOMEOWNERS TRUST US

What you get when LiningWorks handles your Sewer Pipe Cracks.

Cracked pipe is a structural problem. We treat it that way: camera confirmation, flat-rate repair, trenchless fix.