Drain Pipe Repair and Replacement
Over time, drain pipes can crack, leak, corrode, or separate at the joints, especially older cast-iron and galvanized lines. You might notice leaks, water stains, sewer odors, or drains that back up no matter how often they’re cleaned.
We start with a camera inspection to pinpoint the exact problem. Then we repair the damaged section or replace the pipe with new, durable material. Expect a leak-free, properly flowing drain system you can rely on for years.
Warning Signs of a Damaged Drain Pipe
Water stains on ceilings, walls, or basement floors.
Damp spots or puddles near pipes or floor drains.
Sewer odors that don’t go away after cleaning.
Visible rust, corrosion, or cracks on exposed pipes.
Drains that clog again soon after they’re cleaned.
Mold or mildew near plumbing walls.
What Causes Drain Pipes to Fail?
Age and corrosion. Cast-iron and galvanized pipes rust from the inside out over decades.
Joint separation. Connections loosen as a home settles, which creates leaks and gaps.
Root intrusion. Tree roots push into small cracks and widen them over time.
Ground movement. Minnesota freeze-thaw cycles can shift and stress buried pipes.
Repeated clogs. Ongoing backups put pressure on already-weak pipes.
How It Works
Camera inspection. We locate the damaged section and check the condition of the surrounding pipe.
Clear recommendation. We explain what we found and whether a section repair or a full replacement makes sense.
Repair or replace. We remove the damaged pipe and install new, durable material.
Test and clean up. We run water to confirm everything flows and seals properly, then leave your space clean.
Repair or Replace?
Not every problem means replacing the whole line. If the damage is in one spot and the rest of the pipe is solid, a section repair is usually the smarter choice. If the pipe is corroded or failing in several places, replacement can save you from paying for repair after repair. The camera shows us where you stand, and we’ll give you an honest recommendation.
Don’t Wait on a Leaking Drain
A small leak can turn into a big problem. Leaking drain pipes can damage floors and drywall, cause mold growth, and let sewer gas into your home. Fixing the pipe early usually costs less than repairing the damage it causes.
Leaks, odors, or drains that won’t stay clear?
We’ll find the exact problem spot and fix it, so you don’t pay to replace pipe that’s still good.