Sewer Line Repair Daytona

Economical and Effective Stormwater & Sewer Systems Cleaning & Inspection in Lakeland

When sewer lines are not working properly, not only can this be a big inconvenience, but it can also turn into a huge expense if not taken care of in a timely manner. Shenandoah has set the standard in commercial sewer line repair in Daytona and throughout the entire state of Florida since 1976. Specializing in commercial trenchless and conventional sewer line repair, we have repaired and replaced thousands of lateral and sewer main pipelines. Our trenchless, no dig technology methods have produced our clients’ cost savings of up to 50%. Furthermore, our methods, coupled with our seasoned team, will make sure you receive a quality product that will last a lifetime. From sewer line inspection and sewer line repairs to sewer line replacement, maintenance, and new installation, we have grown an endless list of 5-star customer reviews. Contact us for your sewer line repairs in Daytona and get expert repair solutions today.



Save time and money with our trenchless technologies for sewer lines, storm drains, and all underground utility repair and restoration.

Common Causes of Sewer Line Damage and Failure

Sewer Pipe Damage

One of the main causes of sewer line failure is damage to the sewer line. By and large, damage can be caused by a number of factors, including:

• Soil Settling and Shifting
• Increase Traffic or Heavy Construction Equipment
• Old Age
• Inferior Materials
• Leaking Joints
• And More

Tree Root Intrusion

Along with sagging sewer lines, tree roots pose problems. In general, older sewer lines, made of clay, fail as roots seek water inside the line. When this occurs, sections of the pipeline fail. This allows tree roots and ground water to penetrate the line.

Grease, Fat & Oils

What you place in the drain makes a difference. In fact, when grease, fat, and oils go down the drain, they harden and stick to the sewer line, causing damage.

Sagging Sewer Lines

Another cause of sewer line failure is sagging sewer lines. For example, if the soil conditions are poor, bellied sections of the sewer pipeline may sink. These sunken sections will begin to collect solid waste. As a result, you will experience blockages and sewage backups.

Flushing Garbage & Debris

Just like grease, fat, and oils, flushing garbage is a problem, and cases damage. Consequently, only flush human waste and toilet paper.