Sewer Line Repair in Beaverton, OR

Beaverton's older neighborhoods were built with clay sewer laterals that have been underground for 50 to 70+ years. Clay pipe joints crack and separate over time, allowing tree roots to infiltrate. Cast iron pipes corrode from the inside and develop holes. Ground movement — from seasonal soil expansion and contraction, nearby construction, or simply decades of settling — causes sections to sag (belly), creating low spots where debris, grease, and sediment accumulate until the line blocks completely.

We never guess about sewer line problems. Every diagnosis begins with a video camera inspection — a waterproof, high-definition camera fed through the line that shows us the exact condition inside the pipe in real time. The camera records root masses, cracks, joint separation, bellied sections, pipe material deterioration, and blockage locations with precise distance measurements from the access point. This eliminates guesswork and ensures you only pay for the repair that actually addresses the problem.

Repair options depend on the type and extent of damage. A single cracked joint or localized root intrusion point may be addressed with a spot repair — excavating and replacing only the damaged section. Extensive damage across the full line requires replacement. Trenchless repair methods — including pipe lining (cured-in-place pipe) and pipe bursting — can often restore sewer function without excavating your entire yard. We evaluate which approach is appropriate for your property conditions, pipe material, and budget.

For Beaverton homeowners considering a home purchase, a pre-purchase sewer camera inspection is one of the most valuable investments you can make. Standard home inspections do not cover sewer line condition, yet a failing sewer lateral can cost $5,000 to $15,000 or more to replace. Knowing the condition of the sewer line before you buy protects you from inheriting an expensive hidden problem.

Our Sewer Repair Process