Sewer Services in Wenatchee

Sewer Installation, Repair & Diagnostics in East Wenatchee, Chelan, Manson & Leavenworth

When sewer problems arise, you need a team with the experience and technology to diagnose and repair them efficiently. Allied Plumbing & Trenchless provides dependable sewer installation, repair, and replacement services throughout North Central Washington. Using advanced trenchless equipment and modern diagnostics, we deliver long-lasting solutions while minimizing disruption to your property.

Call (509) 461-2393 to schedule a sewer inspection or repair.

Signs You May Have a Sewer Line Problem

Catching sewer issues early can help prevent extensive damage and costly repairs. Watch for these common warning signs:

• Gurgling sounds coming from drains or toilets
• Multiple slow-draining fixtures throughout the home
• Sewage-like odors inside the home or outdoors
• Unusually lush, wet, or soggy areas in the yard
• Sewer backups in toilets, tubs, or floor drains

If you notice any of these symptoms, contact Allied Plumbing & Trenchless. Our technicians use advanced diagnostic tools to accurately identify the issue and recommend the most effective solution.

Common Causes of Sewer Line Blockages

Several factors can contribute to clogged or damaged sewer lines, including:

• Tree root intrusion through cracks or pipe joints
• Grease and oil buildup that hardens inside pipes
• Flushed wipes or foreign objects are causing severe blockages
• Hair accumulation combined with soap residue and debris
• Pipe scale, corrosion, or mineral buildup that reduces pipe diameter

Routine inspections and professional drain cleaning can help reduce the risk of sewer problems and protect your home’s plumbing system.

How Often Should My Sewer Line Be Inspected?

Regular sewer inspections help identify developing issues before they become emergencies. Using high-resolution camera equipment, we evaluate your sewer line for:

• Cracks or fractures
• Blockages or partial collapses
• Tree root intrusion
• Pipe sagging (“bellies”)
• Corrosion or mineral buildup

Most homes benefit from a sewer inspection every 1–2 years. Older homes and properties with large or mature trees may require more frequent evaluations.