Sewer Installation & Sewer Repair in Philadelphia, PA

Trusted Professionals Addressing Damaged Sewer Lines

A sewer line failure is one of the most critical and disruptive plumbing issues a property owner can face, often leading to raw sewage backing up into the home and significant health hazards. In Philadelphia, the combination of mature city trees and old clay or cast iron lateral lines makes tree root intrusion and pipe collapse a constant threat. When you face this crisis, you need immediate, accurate diagnosis and a contractor who specializes in complex underground systems.

At Delco Storm & Sewer Services, we are Delaware County's Sewer Experts with Over 40 Years of Combined Experience in solving the toughest drain and sewer problems. We are a licensed and insured, trustworthy, and dependable company committed to providing Honest & Reliable Services. We are fully equipped to take on any sewer repair or replacement job for residential, commercial, or municipal customers.

If you suspect your sewer lateral is compromised, contact our experts for Sewer Repairs in Philadelphia at (610) 615-7054 or reach out online immediately.

Our Sewer Repair and Replacement Solutions

Sewer problems can disrupt your daily life, which is why we are committed to providing fast, effective, and long-lasting solutions. Our team has the technology and skills to handle any sewer repair or replacement need, from minor issues to full-scale replacements. Whether you're dealing with a clogged pipe, a burst sewer line, or an aging system, we offer tailored solutions designed to minimize disruption, reduce costs, and get your system back to optimal function in the shortest time possible.

We offer various sewer repair and replacement options to manage any problem, no matter the size or complexity:

• Trenchless repair – Trenchless technology allows us to repair or replace your sewer line with minimal disruption to your property. This innovative approach eliminates the need for extensive excavations, saving time and reducing overall costs. The process involves creating small access points and using specialized equipment to replace or repair the pipes without disturbing the landscape.
• Traditional repair – When sewer lines are deeply damaged or broken, traditional repairs may be necessary. This method involves digging to expose the sewer line for repair or replacement. While it is more invasive, traditional repairs are sometimes the best option for situations where trenchless methods may not be feasible.
• Sewer lining – Sewer lining is a highly effective, non-invasive method for restoring damaged sewer pipes. A liner is inserted into the existing pipe, forming a new, durable pipe within the old one. This method is ideal for cracked or corroded but still structurally sound pipes, offering a long-lasting solution with minimal disruption.
• Spot repairs – For more minor issues, spot repairs are a cost-effective solution. These repairs focus on specific sections of the pipe that are damaged, allowing for quick, targeted fixes without the need for extensive work on the entire system. This method is ideal for localized problems and offers an affordable way to address minor sewer issues before they become major.