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Is Your Sewer Line Failing?
Even a small sewer leak can cause major damage if ignored. Recognizing the early signs helps prevent costly repairs and protects your home’s foundation.
Warning Signs You Need Sewer Line Repair
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Foul Odors Sewage smells inside or outside your home often mean a break or blockage.
Leaking Tank Water around the base of the unit.
Slow or Backed-Up Drains Multiple fixtures backing up at once signal a main line issue.
Soggy or Lush Lawn Areas Wet or unusually green patches can point to a leaking underground pipe.
Cracks or Shifting Leaks underground can erode soil and cause foundation damage.
Our Trenchless Sewer Line Advantage
Homeowners dread the idea of tearing up their yard for sewer repairs, that’s why KCB Plumbing specializes in trenchless technology. Our methods restore your sewer system quickly, precisely, and without the mess.
Advanced Diagnostics: Video Sewer Inspection
We use high-resolution camera technology to pinpoint the exact location of leaks, cracks, and blockages (including root intrusion).
This non-invasive approach ensures accurate diagnosis and eliminates unnecessary digging or guesswork.
Result: You get a clear visual report and a custom plan for long-lasting repair.
Repair Options: Trenchless vs. Traditional
We offer the most effective sewer line solutions available, with a focus on minimal disruption and maximum durability.
Trenchless Pipe Lining (Pipe Relining): The modern, no-dig solution. We restore your damaged pipe from the inside out by inserting a resin-coated liner that hardens into a brand-new pipe, requiring only one or two small access points.
Targeted Spot Repair (Traditional): For smaller, localized issues, we perform precise excavation only at the failure point, keeping your yard and landscaping intact.
Our Sewer Line Repair Process
We believe transparency builds trust. That’s why we follow a clear, proven process to ensure accurate diagnosis, proper repair, and lasting results.
01
Initial Consultation & Inspection
A licensed technician performs a video inspection to locate the issue and determine the best repair approach.
02
Customized Repair Plan
We explain your options, from trenchless pipe relining to full replacement, with upfront pricing and no surprises.
03
Non-Invasive Repair Work
Our team uses trenchless methods or targeted excavation to fix damaged lines without harming your yard.
04
System Testing & Cleanup
Each repair is pressure tested and camera verified before we restore the site to a clean, finished state.
05
Warranty & Follow-Up
Your repair is backed by the KCB Labor Warranty, and we follow up to ensure your system performs reliably.
Why Choose KCB for Sewer Line Repair
When it comes to sewer line problems, precision and speed matter most. KCB Plumbing brings years of experience, advanced technology, and certified expertise to ensure a reliable fix the first time.
Precision Diagnostics
We use high-definition camera inspections to locate leaks, cracks, and root intrusions without unnecessary digging.
One-Stop Repair Service
From inspection to restoration, our in-house team handles everything with no delays or miscommunication.
Minimized Property Damage
Our trenchless methods protect your yard, driveway, and landscaping while fully restoring your system.
Trusted Local Experts
With decades of experience across Orange County, we understand local plumbing codes, soil, and conditions unique to the area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions our Orange County neighbors ask about sewer line leak detection & repair services
Common causes include aging pipes, tree root intrusion, ground shifting, corrosion, and improper installation.
Sewer line leaks are typically detected using specialized equipment such as camera inspections, electronic locating tools, and pressure testing to pinpoint the issue.
Warning signs include foul odors, slow or backed-up drains, soggy patches in the yard, unexplained increases in water bills, or foundation moisture.
Repairs may involve sealing small leaks, replacing damaged pipe sections, or performing full or partial sewer line replacement depending on the severity of the issue.
Yes. Delaying repairs can lead to extensive property damage, health concerns, and more costly repairs over time.
