Sewer repair costs vary greatly and depend on a variety of factors such as the length of the repair and where the repair is located.

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We give our clients the information they need to make an informed decision about the scope of work for a good outcome in the long run.

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However, it is helpful to have an idea of the average price of sewer repair.

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Here is some general/average information on how much a sewer repair may cost....

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As a homeowner, you are responsible for the portion of line beneath your property that runs from the main connection to your home.

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Should a line for which you are responsible break, spring a leak or clog, the national repair average of a sewer line repair is approximately $2,600 and approximately $1,030 for a water main. Keep in mind these are national averages for repairs and a variety of factors contribute to these costs such as the length of the line, depth and location of the problem.

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If a sewer line breaks under the street before the tap (which is still the homeowner’s responsibility), the repair could be $10,000 or more. Usually repairs to the service lines on your property are not covered by a homeowner’s policy and the city in which you live is only responsible for public service lines. 

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These are major issues that deserve attention from a plumbing company that specializes in this type of work.