Sewer Replacement in Mission, TX

What's Included in Sewer Replacement

A sewer line reaches the point of replacement when repairs stop holding — when cracks, root intrusion, or corrosion run along too much of the pipe to fix one section at a time. Older materials like clay, cast iron, Orangeburg (bituminous fiber), and concrete have known service lives and are common reasons a full replacement is recommended. These materials crack, corrode, or deform over decades, and patching them tends to push the problem further down the line rather than solving it.

Replacement can be done two ways. Traditional excavation opens a trench along the line's path to remove the old pipe and lay new pipe (typically PVC or ABS). This is straightforward but disrupts landscaping, driveways, and any structure above the line. Trenchless methods — like pipe bursting, which pulls a new pipe through the old one while fracturing it, or pipe lining, which installs a resin-impregnated sleeve inside the existing pipe — minimize surface disruption but depend on the line's condition, depth, and path. The right method is chosen after a camera inspection confirms what is underground.

Submit the form with details about the history of problems, the age of the property if known, whether a camera inspection has already been done, and any findings from it. A local plumbing provider can review the situation and follow up with a quote. No specific pricing is stated on this site.

Process for Sewer Replacement

Sewer Replacement FAQ