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How much does it cost to repair a lateral sewer line?

How much does it cost to repair a lateral sewer line?

Cost to repair a Lateral Sewer Line 1. Trenchless Sewer Repair: Pipe Lining – $80 to $250 per linear foot. The price depends on various factors, such as the condition of the pipe, ease of navigation, the amount of cleaning needed before the lining, and the accessibility of the pipe.

How to apply for St Louis County sewer lateral repair program?

As a Saint Louis County licensed drainlaying contractor, you must request a Sewer Lateral Repair Program Contractor’s Application packet. The application can be received by making contact with us at 314-615-8427 or by email requesting the contractor packet at [email protected] .

Who is responsible for maintaining a lateral pipe?

Just like roofs and driveways, maintaining a lateral is the homeowners’ responsibility. Some communities require homeowners to repair and maintain laterals from the house out to around the sidewalk or tree lawn, what’s known as the right of way.

What to do if you have a leak in your lateral pipe?

If you suspect problems with your lateral or you would just like the peace of mind, you can check for blockages, leaks, and cracks by having a plumbing company run a television camera through your lateral. You will be able to see any major problems right away.

How much does it cost to repair a sewer lateral?

Repairing the sewer lateral when it breaks can be very costly, reaching as high as $15,000 to complete a repair. In 1999, unincorporated St. Louis County citizens voted to start an assistance program to help residents recover from a failed sewer lateral.

As a Saint Louis County licensed drainlaying contractor, you must request a Sewer Lateral Repair Program Contractor’s Application packet. The application can be received by making contact with us at 314-615-8427 or by email requesting the contractor packet at [email protected] .

If you suspect problems with your lateral or you would just like the peace of mind, you can check for blockages, leaks, and cracks by having a plumbing company run a television camera through your lateral. You will be able to see any major problems right away.

Just like roofs and driveways, maintaining a lateral is the homeowners’ responsibility. Some communities require homeowners to repair and maintain laterals from the house out to around the sidewalk or tree lawn, what’s known as the right of way.