Sewer Repair Winston Salem

Bizzy Bee Plumbing Inc has been doing pipe lining for over 20 years.

License 31089

CIPP WINSTON SALEM

PIPE LINING WINSTON SALEM

PIPE REPAIR

Sewer problems usually give a few warnings before the line completely stops working. You may notice one bathroom draining slower than the others, hear gurgling from a toilet after running the washing machine, or find water coming up through a floor drain.

BIZZY BEE PLUMBING INC

We’ve repaired sewer lines in Winston-Salem since 2011, working on everything from older clay sewer pipes to cast iron, PVC, and Orangeburg pipe. Every repair begins with finding the actual cause instead of making assumptions.

Finding the Problem Before Digging

The camera lets us see cracks, separated joints, root intrusion, pipe bellies, grease buildup, and collapsed sections without unnecessary digging. Once we know what the sewer looks like, we explain every repair option, answer your questions, and let you decide how you’d like to move forward.

Repair Options That Match the Pipe

For sewer lines that are still structurally sound, CIPP pipe lining can create a new pipe inside the existing one with very little excavation. However, if the sewer has collapsed, has major offset joints, or no longer drains properly because of poor slope, replacing the damaged line is often the better long-term investment.

Sewer repairs through Winston Salem

Our crews repair sewer lines throughout Winston-Salem, including Ardmore, Buena Vista, West End, Old Salem, Sherwood Forest, Washington Park, Reynolda, Clemmons, Lewisville, Kernersville, Walkertown, and surrounding communities.

Older Sewer Pipes Around Winston-Salem

Clay pipe, cast iron, and Orangeburg were common materials at the time, but all three wear differently.

One Repair Doesn't Fit Every Sewer

A sewer line with tree roots needs a different repair than one that has settled underground. A broken joint is treated differently than a collapsed section of pipe.

What We Look At Besides the Pipe

The sewer itself is only part of the inspection. We also look at cleanout access, pipe depth, the direction of the line, previous repairs, landscaping, concrete, driveways, and anything above the sewer that could affect the repair.

Planning the Repair

We explain the advantages and limitations of each option so you can choose the repair that fits your property and budget.