Sewer Line Repair in Beaverton, OR

Sun Glow provides sewer line repair for homes throughout Beaverton, OR and the surrounding metro area. A cracked, leaking, or clogged sewer line needs fast attention, and we diagnose the actual problem with a camera inspection before recommending traditional excavation or a less invasive trenchless repair.

Have a sewer line emergency? Call 503-253-7789 or request service online.

We serve the greater Portland metro area from two locations: our headquarters at 2428 SE 105th Ave in Portland, and our office at 7180 SW Sandburg St in Tigard.

Why Beaverton homeowners trust Sun Glow with their sewer line

• PGE Approved Contractor and a name the Portland metro has known since 1972
• 4.9★ across 1,500+ Google reviews
• Licensed and bonded: Oregon CCB #48131, WA SUNGLI*088RB
• Family-owned and operated since 1972, now led by second-generation owners David and Dawn Golobay
• Every repair starts with a camera inspection, so we diagnose before we dig

Signs Your Sewer Line Needs Repair

You can't see your sewer line fail since it runs underground, out of view, but the fixtures and drains in your home usually give you a warning first. Waste backing up from a floor drain, shower, or toilet is one of the clearest signs something's wrong.

Other signs to watch for:

• Sinks, tubs, and showers all draining slowly (one slow drain usually means a local clog, several at once usually means a bigger problem)
• Toilet backups
• Sewer odors coming from your drains
• A waterlogged, sinking, or unusually green patch of lawn near your sewer line

Our plumbers weigh all of these against a camera inspection before diagnosing your specific problem.

Sewer Camera Inspection

We run a small, high-definition camera through your sewer line to see exactly what's causing the problem and pinpoint where the clog, crack, or damage is located. Corrosion and tree roots are two of the most common reasons a sewer line weakens and eventually collapses.

Sewer Repair Options: Traditional and Trenchless

Once we know what's actually wrong, we can recommend the right fix.

Traditional repair means excavating your yard to access the damaged section of pipe. It can involve digging in your driveway or disturbing landscaping to reach the line, but it's sometimes the most direct route to a lasting fix.

Trenchless repair is less invasive. Instead of excavating the whole line, we dig two small holes at each end of the damaged section:

• Pipe lining places a resin-coated liner inside the damaged pipe, which adheres to the interior and hardens within a few hours.
• Pipe bursting uses a tool that breaks apart the old damaged pipe while pulling a new one into place at the same time.

If your sewer line has failed beyond repair, sewer line replacement may be the better option, and we'll tell you honestly if that's the case rather than patching something that won't hold.

Emergency Sewer Repair in Beaverton

A sewer problem doesn't wait for business hours, and neither do we. If you're dealing with a backup or active leak, call 503-253-7789 right away so we can get a technician out to assess the damage and stop it from getting worse.

Common Questions About Sewer Repair in Beaverton

Why do older Beaverton homes have more sewer line problems?

A lot of homes in Beaverton's older neighborhoods were built with clay or Orangeburg sewer pipe, materials that were standard decades ago but are far more prone to cracking, root intrusion, and eventual collapse than modern PVC. If your home is older and you've never had the sewer line inspected, it's worth doing before a small crack turns into a full backup.

Is tree root intrusion really that common a cause of sewer damage here?

It's one of the most frequent causes we see. Mature trees are part of what makes a lot of Beaverton neighborhoods desirable, but their root systems actively seek out the moisture inside a sewer line and can work into even small cracks or joints over time. If root intrusion is caught early, hydro jetting can often clear it without a full repair.

Do I need a permit to repair my sewer line in Beaverton?

In most cases, yes. Sewer work in the Beaverton area typically requires a permit through Clean Water Services, the public utility that manages the sanitary sewer system for most of Washington County, sometimes alongside a City of Beaverton permit depending on the scope of work. We handle the permitting as part of the job, so you're not the one figuring out which agency to call.

How fast can you get to an emergency sewer repair in Beaverton?

As quickly as our schedule allows. Call 503-253-7789 and describe what's happening, and we'll prioritize active backups and leaks accordingly. The sooner we know, the sooner we can get a technician assessing the damage.

Call the Experts for Sewer Repair

A sewer problem only gets worse the longer it sits. Call Sun Glow at 503-253-7789 or request service online to schedule an inspection for your Beaverton-area home.