Residential Main Sewer Line Repair in Phoenix

Price

Cost to repair a Sewer Line in Phoenix

Low cost $1,000

Average cost $3,700

High cost $15,000+

Factors that affect your sewer line repair cost

• Whether or not you need a camera inspection: If the plumber needs a camera to locate the damage, this could add $235–$425 to your sewer line repair.
• Location of the damage: Depending on how hard the damaged pipe is to reach, your contractor will need to use more time and tools to fix it, which means more money in labor costs.
• Length of the line: Typically, the cost of repairing the line depends on the length and material of your pipe. You should expect to pay anywhere from $200 to $500 per foot of replacement.
• Repair method: Traditional sewer repairs tend to be more expensive (ranging from $150 to $350 per foot). This is because your contractor will likely have to spend hours digging up your lawn to reach the main sewer line, resulting in more labor and cleanup costs.
• Cleanup and landscaping: Post-repair cleaning and landscaping can be expensive (sometimes up to $10,000).
• The plumber you hire: Depending on how qualified a plumber is, their rate might be more expensive. However, a sewer line repair is not something you want to skimp on; a poorly done repair could cost you a lot more money in the future.