Sewer Services in St. Paul, MN

"Doing More" in Eagan & Throughout the Greater Twin Cities Area

Your pipes carry waste to a main municipal sewer line located under the street outside your home. When there is a clog somewhere in this line, the results can be messy. You may notice raw sewage bubbling up into your toilet, shower pan, or sink. In some cases, the sewage may overflow, damaging your property. Our plumbers are not afraid of handling the mess. With same-day service and 24/7 availability, you can trust HomeWorks to arrive quickly and resolve your sewage woes.

A Mess-Free Sewage System is in the Works!

At HomeWorks, we have a “do more” mentality. We want to take extra steps to ensure you are happy with our service. With our 100% satisfaction guarantee, you can be certain we won’t leave the job without gaining your approval. We also offer upfront pricing. That way, you will know your cost before you receive your final bill. If you aren’t prepared to pay right away, take advantage of our financing options through GreenSky™.

We are ready to help you with:

• Broken sewer lines
• Sewage backup
• Sewage blockages
• Sewer line replacement
• Trenchless sewer line repair

What’s Wrong with Your Sewer System?

Many factors can contribute to sewer system blockages or leaks. If the problem is directly associated with the city’s main sewer line, it may not be your responsibility. However, if the problem occurred in the line that is directly connected to your home, you are probably liable. In this case, give our St. Paul plumbers a call.

Sewage systems can become clogged because of:

• Tree root infiltration
• Large wads of toilet paper
• Bulky items flushed down the toilet
• Unflushable paper products
• Corroded pipes
• Sediment build-up

Leaks in the sewer line may be the result of:

• Construction near your home
• Encroaching tree roots
• Extreme weather conditions
• Old or poorly installed pipes

Don’t Worry… Trenchless Repair Reduces the Mess

If your sewer line needs attention, you are probably anxious about the process. Are you envisioning a team of plumbers tearing through your landscaping or jackhammering your driveway? Thankfully, not all repairs require this sort of demolition.

Oftentimes, we use a trenchless method where we insert a brand new pipe right over the broken or leaking area. This can provide a seamless route for your sewage straight to the main city line. For clogs, a strong jet stream may wash away the problem without the need to uncover the pipes. One of our HomeWorks employees can let you know if a trenchless repair will work for you.