Serving Homeowners for 30+ years

Sewer Line Installation

New construction, room additions, ADU conversions, or a full system upgrade instead of another repair. Every line we install gets graded and inspected to meet code. The price we quote before we start is the price you pay.

J. Blanton Plumbing technician gluing PVC pipe fittings in an excavated trench during a new sewer line installation
Common Scenarios

When You Need a New Sewer Line Installed

Sewer line installation means a brand-new line, whether that's a first connection or a full system upgrade, not a repair to one you already have. Here's what that looks like:

New Construction or an Addition

Building a new structure or adding to your property means connecting to the sewer system for the first time. We plan that connection as part of the build, not an afterthought.

Converting to an ADU or Finishing a Basement

Turning a garage or basement into livable space, or building an accessory dwelling unit, usually means adding fixtures that need their own sewer connection.

A Property That's Never Had a Sewer Connection

Some properties still run on a septic system or were never connected to the city sewer at all. Getting a proper connection in place is installation, not a repair.

A Plumber Told You It's Time for a Full System Upgrade

When a line has failed for good, patching it again isn't an option. A full system upgrade means a new line instead of patching the old one again.

Re-Routing a Line That's in the Way

A new addition, garage, driveway, or pool built over your sewer line's current path means the line has to move, even if it's still in good shape. We run a new line along a route that works with your property as it is now.

Our Sewer Line Installation Process

A new sewer line touches your yard, your permits, and the city's approval before it's done. Here's how we handle each part:

  1. We start by walking the site, checking what's already there, and mapping out where the new line needs to run.
  2. We pull the required permits and handle the paperwork with your city or municipality, so it isn't something you have to sort out yourself.
  3. We install the line using the method that fits your site and your yard.
  4. Once it's in, we test the line and coordinate the required city inspection before we close everything up.
  5. We restore the site when the work's done, so you're not left with an open trench or a torn-up yard.

From the first look at your site to the city's final sign-off, you know what's happening and why at every step.

Every Installation Includes

  • A full site assessment before work is scheduled
  • Permit handling with your city or municipality
  • The right method for your site and yard
  • Installation to code
  • Testing before we backfill
Meet J. Blanton

Big Enough to Get the Job Done, Small Enough to Care

We’ve grown a lot since 1993, but the way we work hasn’t changed. Here’s a closer look at who we are.

Customer Stories

Sewer Line Installation Reviews

"This was a complex installation and re-piping. Matt was helpful, answered my questions and did clean and well-executed piping. He was diligent and efficient and maintained a clean work area. Very impressed. I am a Property Manager for high rise office buildings and I witness a lot of tradesmen and their work. Matt gets an 'A' from me!"

William Moyer
Verified Customer

"Great experience, J Blanton scoped and lined our sewer and installed a cleanout, it was quick and easy."

Hannah Burque
Verified Customer

"The technicians and plumbers involved were prompt, friendly, courteous and explained everything with the sewer lining project[...] I recommend them with no reservations!"

Terrence Thompson
Verified Customer
Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the scope, the method, and how deep the line needs to go.

It depends on the scope, the method, and how deep the line needs to go. A straightforward first-time connection might take a day or two. A full re-route or a larger excavation job takes longer. We'll give you a real timeline once we've seen the site.

The material depends on your site, the depth of the line, and what your local code requires.

The material depends on your site, the depth of the line, and what your local code requires. We'll walk you through what's right for your property before any work starts.

Installation covers new lines: a first connection, moving a line that's in the way, or putting in a full new system when patching an old one stopped being an option.

Installation covers new lines: a first connection, moving a line that's in the way, or putting in a full new system when patching an old one stopped being an option. Replacement is specific to swapping out a line that's already failed, without changing what it connects to. If you're not sure which applies to your situation, give us a call, or check our Sewer Replacement page for more on that process.

Yes.

Yes. Financing as low as 0% is available for sewer line installation, so you don't have to pay the full cost upfront. Give us a call and we'll walk you through the options.

Annual Protection Plan

Join the No Drip Club for Year-Round Sewer Protection

Prevent catastrophes before they disrupt your life. The No Drip Club ensures your waste and sewer lines are monitored and serviced regularly by J. Blanton’s absolute best.

  • Two Free Professional Maintenance Visits per Year
  • 10% Discount on All General Plumbing & Sewer Services
  • 5-Year Parts and Labor Warranty on Approved Projects
  • VIP Priority Scheduling Status (Skip the Queue)
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What We Handle

Sewer Line Services We Provide

Two J. Blanton plumbers pouring resin into a sewer liner bag to prepare a trenchless pipe lining

Trenchless Sewer Line Repair

Don't tear up your yard or driveway for a sewer repair.

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J. Blanton plumbers working a sewer lining machine connected to the cleanout at a residential sewer repair

Sewer Line Repair

Fixes a damaged section of pipe without replacing the whole line.

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J. Blanton Plumbing technician guiding a hose into a sewer line access point during a replacement job

Sewer Line Replacement

For lines too far gone for a targeted repair.

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J. Blanton Plumbing technician hydro jetting a sewer line through a Chicago street manhole

Hydro Jetting

Flush out older buildup with high-pressure water.

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Two J. Blanton plumbers watching the monitor of a sewer camera during a backyard sewer line inspection

Sewer Camera Inspection

See exactly what's causing the problem before any work begins.

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J. Blanton Plumbing technician installing an overhead sewer pipe along a basement ceiling

Overhead Sewer Systems

Keeps sewage moving up and out, even during heavy rain.

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J. Blanton plumber opening an outdoor sewer cleanout in a front yard, with the sewer camera reel ready beside him

Sewer Maintenance

Routine service that catches small issues before they become a backup.

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Emergency Service

Dispatched nights, weekends, and holidays.

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We've been installing sewer lines for over 30 years, and we'll walk you through exactly what the job takes before we touch anything. One call gets it started.

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