Septic Plumbing Repair Between the House and the Tank
Plenty of problems people assume are tank problems are really line problems. The pipe running from the house to the tank can crack, sag, separate at a joint, or fill with roots, and any of those will back a house up with a perfectly healthy tank sitting out in the yard.
We work the whole run from the house to the tank, which means we can tell you which end of the system your problem is actually at.
Common line faults
Roots find joints. Settling ground creates low spots that hold waste and then block. Older pipe cracks under a driveway that has been driven over for twenty years.
Each has a different fix, and the point of looking first is that they are not interchangeable.
Finding the fault first
Digging in the wrong place is expensive, so the first job is finding the fault rather than opening the yard and hoping.
6:00am to 6:00pm, Monday through Saturday. Closed Sunday.
Where we do this work
Septic Plumbing across all five counties
Same crew, same price, from Homestead to Port St. Lucie.
Common questions
What people ask about septic plumbing
How do I know if it is the tank or the line?
Usually you do not, and that is fine. Pumping the tank and looking at what happens next tells us quickly.
Do you replace broken pipe?
Yes, we repair and replace the line between the house and the tank.
Do you do inside-the-house plumbing?
Our work is the septic side: the line to the tank, the tank, and the drain field.
Also from Cobra Septic
Related work
Septic Pumping
Tank pumping and waste removal on a schedule that keeps the system healthy.
Learn more →Hydro Jetting
High-pressure cleaning that clears the blockages a pump-out leaves behind.
Learn more →Drain Field Systems
Repair, replacement and maintenance for fields that no longer drain.
Learn more →Need septic plumbing? Tell us what it is doing.
Describe the problem on the phone and we will tell you what it takes to fix, before anyone drives out.