If You Want Fast Repairs for Your Busted Sewer Line, Call Our Experienced Team.
Are you in desperate need of repairs for a leaking sewer line? A broken or cracked sewer line can be a nasty business. Here at Westside Plumbing, we can handle that gross and potentially hazardous problem. Many people are unaware that the sewer line from your house to the street is the homeowner’s responsibility. With so many things that can happen to sewer lines, they can leave a smelly problem real quick. So if you’re looking for reliable sewer line repair in Fort Worth, TX you can trust, call our experienced plumbers at (817) 560-4144.
Potential Reasons for Your Sewer Line Break
When it comes to busted sewer lines, there are two potential ways they can break. First, external pressure from shifting ground or encroaching tree roots can overpower the sewer line and cause it to fracture. Tree roots can create a lot of problems for your plumbing, so it’s important to keep the roots trimmed away from your sewer line and main water line.
Pipes may also fail as a result of internal forces. Mineral deposits can clog up your lines, placing tremendous pressure on connecting joints and rupturing the pipe. Debris from your home’s sewer water (such as unflushables) can also clog up your lines and produce the same results. Of course, long term pipe degradation and corrosion will eventually cause any pipe to fail, even the most durable materials.
Sewer Leak Symptoms
We’ll Start Repairs as Quickly as Possible.
Sewer leaks are smelly business, and your nose may be the first to know when something goes wrong. If the sewer line has backed up as the result of a clog, you’ll probably start to smell the stench and see bubbles coming out of your sink, drains, and/or toilet. If no clog exists, the first sign of the problem may be a nasty puddle out in the yard. Raw sewage can be very hazardous to the environment (animals and nearby plants), so you’ll want to get the issue resolved as quickly as possible. Our experienced plumbers have decades of experience under their belts, and they’d be happy to provide sewer line repair in Fort Worth, TX and the surrounding areas. Reach out to our team at (817) 560-4144 to schedule your inspection and repair appointment. Be sure to contact us for any problems with your main line as well.
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Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced and rerouted a kitchen drain line in Fort Worth, Texas. The team installed a customer-supplied basket strainer, garbage disposal, kitchen faucet, and dishwasher. They piped a new tubular drain, added a supply line, mounted a disposal push-button, and assisted with microwave installation.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing performed a pressure test on a residential plumbing system in Fort Worth, Texas, to investigate sand discharge from fixtures. The system passed the test, indicating further inspection is needed to identify the source of the issue.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing completed a sewer line video inspection in Fort Worth, Texas. Technicians identified rust scaling and a sagging section in the pipe from the exterior cleanout. The inspection confirmed the front section of the sewer line requires replacement to restore proper drainage.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing repaired a broken cast iron sewer line at a home in Fort Worth, Texas. The team excavated the area to access the line and completed the repair. They also replaced the supply line and fill valve on the master bathroom toilet.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing installed six toilets with new wax seals and supply lines in a school. The team also reinstalled brackets, reconnected drains, and added new water supply lines to four wall-mounted sinks. This plumbing work supported repairs to the school’s floors and ceilings in Westside, Indiana.
Mackenzie McClung
Westside Plumbing replaced an old concrete sewer line in Fort Worth, Texas. Technicians installed 100 feet of new four-inch PVC pipe, connected it to the city tap, and tied in household drain lines. They removed a shed, cleaned the site, and completed city-permitted inspections, backfilling and grading the area after work.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced a cast iron main sewer line with a PVC system hung from the existing slab in Fort Worth, TX. This upgrade improves drainage and reduces the risk of leaks or corrosion, ensuring long-term reliability. Proper installation enhances the efficiency of the sewer system for residential and commercial properties.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced the entire yard service line from the home's double cleanouts to the city tap in Fort Worth, TX. This ensures a reliable connection to the municipal system, preventing potential drainage issues. Proper yard service replacement helps maintain efficient wastewater flow and protects the property's plumbing infrastructure.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced 60 feet of damaged cast iron sewer line in the front yard of a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. The project addressed multiple breaks to restore proper sewer function and ensure reliable drainage.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced cast iron sewer lines under a home in Fort Worth, Texas. The work included new piping for both bathrooms and the kitchen. This upgrade improved drainage and prevented future plumbing failures.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced damaged tub drains with new fittings, piping, and P-traps at a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. Technicians removed old components and installed updates to improve drainage function and reliability.
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Westside Plumbing completed a video inspection of a residential sewer line in Arlington, Texas. The inspection identified several breaks caused by tree root intrusion. This assessment helps determine necessary sewer line repairs to restore proper drainage and prevent future blockages.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing conducted a hydrostatic test on a residential sewer line in Fort Worth, Texas. The test identified problems with the original cast iron piping. This process helps detect leaks and damage in sewer systems before further issues develop.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced a broken cast iron sewer line in the backyard of a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. The work involved removing the damaged pipe and installing a new sewer line to restore proper function.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced damaged sewer lines in the yard and beneath a residential home in Fort Worth, Texas. The team removed old piping and installed new sewer lines to restore proper drainage and prevent future leaks.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing completed a spot repair on a broken 3-inch sewer line in the front yard of a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. The team identified the damage and restored sewer function by replacing the affected section of pipe.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced a float switch for a sewer ejector pump at a railroad facility in Bridgeport, Texas. This service restored proper pump function to support sewage flow and prevent system failure.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced angle stops on a kitchen sink and installed a ten-foot PVC toilet drain line at a home in Fort Worth, Texas. The work ensured proper water flow and secure drainage for the plumbing system.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing inspected a sewer line for leaks beneath a home in Fort Worth, Texas, after large amounts of water appeared in the yard. The team evaluated the area to identify the source of the underground issue and assess potential damage.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced a cast iron sewer line with a new PVC pipe at a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. The upgrade improves flow performance and reduces the risk of future pipe corrosion or leaks.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing located a collapsed toilet drain line at a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. The team assessed the issue to plan necessary repairs and restore proper drainage. This service addressed a common plumbing failure that can result in sewage backups and water damage if left unresolved.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced four feet of damaged sewer line in the backyard of a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. The crew located the broken section, removed the affected pipe, and installed a new line to restore proper drainage. This repair ensured safe and consistent wastewater flow for the household.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced 40 feet of sewer line and completed backfilling at a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. The team ensured proper placement and coverage to support long-term reliability of the underground system.
Matt Paetzold
Westside Plumbing replaced a broken pipe with PVC, installed a clean-out line toward the home, and capped an existing cast iron clean-out at a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced the entire sewer line under a house and yard with PVC piping in Fort Worth, Texas. This service improved the property's drainage system by upgrading old materials to durable, low-maintenance PVC.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing replaced a residential sewer line in the front yard in Fort Worth, Texas. The service included a new installation backed by a 5-year warranty. This work ensures the property has a reliable and properly functioning sewer connection.
Kate Collins
Westside Plumbing re-piped the entire sewer line and cleared clean outs at a residential property in Fort Worth, Texas. The service improved flow and removed blockages, supporting proper drainage throughout the home’s plumbing system.
Matt Paetzold
Westside Plumbing excavated a 70-foot trench by hand for a residential sewer line in Fort Worth, Texas. The team installed a 4-inch PVC pipe connecting the home to the city main, completing a direct and efficient sewer connection.
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May 20, 2025
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