Sewer line repair in Dallas Highway is a category of underground plumbing work that clears, patches, or replaces the pipe carrying waste from your home to the Cobb County main, and it is needed whenever roots, age, or soil movement stop that pipe from flowing. Our crews run sewer camera and push rod camera inspections daily along the 30064 corridor, from West Marietta out past Burnt Hickory. Dallas Highway lots are larger than most of Marietta, which means longer laterals and more pipe to fail. The housing stock swings from 1970s ranches on clay tile sewer pipe to newer builds on PVC sewer pipe, and both fail differently. As a Dallas Highway sewer line repair company, we keep a hydro jetter, mini excavator, and pipe bursting machine on the truck so we can diagnose and fix in one visit. Call +1 (470) 739-1979 and we will tell you what the line needs before we dig.
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Dallas Highway runs northwest out of Marietta toward Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, and the homes along it sit on bigger lots with mature hardwoods. That combination is hard on sewer laterals. Roots from 40-year-old oaks and pines find clay pipe joint separation and work their way in. The red clay soil here holds water after heavy spring rain, which shifts pipe and opens offset pipe joints. We serve this corridor because the calls are specific and the fixes are specific. A crew that knows the difference between a Whitlock Avenue cast iron line and a Burnt Hickory clay line saves you money.
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