The Top Sewer and Drain Experts in Seattle, WA, and Nearby Areas

We are a family-owned business that started in 2007. We are able to offer very competitive pricing for sewer repair in Seattle, WA, and beyond because everything can be done in-house. By being an excavation company and having a lot more digging equipment than our competition, (including a Vactor Truck which hardly anyone in our field owns), makes us the best ones to call! Our lining material is eco-friendly. Most companies mix a two-part resin that off-gasses. Our resin is one part and is styrene free. We are knowledgeable and know utilities inside and out.

Clearline Sewer Repair is the leading sewer and drain company in the greater Seattle area. Although sewer cleanings can restore water flow, they are temporary. You will still have cracks or breaks in the line and the roots will continue to grow back until you fix the underlying problem. If you are looking for a permanent solution, the pipe will need to be either repaired with a sewer liner or replaced conventionally with a brand-new sewer pipe.

Our team can repair your sewer line with minimal disruption to your landscaping or building. Trenchless sewer lining is popular because it is effective and takes little time to complete the job.

We can repair your sewer line with little disruption to your landscaping! Trenchless pipe lining, otherwise known as cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP), is the process of rehabilitating existing damaged sewer pipes without the expense of excavation or destruction of property. A resin-saturated seamless felt liner is inverted through any cracked or broken sewer pipe creating a new pipe within a pipe and extending its life by a minimum of 50 years.

Depending on the severity of the sewer line damage and where it is located, excavation may be the only effective solution for repairs. If a sewer line has a bad break, extensive erosion, severe offsets, significant bellies, or a completely collapsed line you may need an open trench sewer repair or replacement. Our experienced crews will excavate and expose the pipe, replace the damaged sections, lay in new pipe, backfill trench, and restore the landscape or pavement.

We use sewer camera inspection to pinpoint the exact place where there’s a leakage or blockage. By sending a camera inside the drainage, we can get a clear view of the pipes and their condition.

Hydro Jetting is a non-invasive process that involves the use of high-pressure water jets to remove debris, clogs, and even some roots to clear the line. Once the flow is restored, our technicians can determine the best course of action.

Rusty deposits accumulate inside old cast iron pipes. Our experienced team can descale drainage pipes with various cutting tools.

We can also resolve any clog issue with a thorough drain cleaning. We advise clients to do away with store-bought drain cleaning products and let our professional crew handle the problem. We use only the safest and most effective methods for our drain cleaning services, so you will not have to worry about any damage to your drain pipes.

This traditional way of removing clogs and blockages remains effective, which is why we provide this drain cleaning service to this day. Our drain snaking service utilizes a professional-grade auger to address minor clogs efficiently.

We can convert your septic into a sewer with great efficiency. Be sure to count on our professional technicians to avoid mistakes. Rest assured that our team will get the conversion done right the first time.

Worried about your drain line being compromised? We can conduct an excavation service to address the significant damage.

If your pipes have severely been intruded by roots, our team will use a cable machine to cut down the roots. The cable machine is often used alongside hydro-jetting.

A sewer cleanout serves as a point where you can insert multiple sewer cleaning tools to access the main sewer pipelines. Our technicians can conduct a sewer cleanout installation at a reasonable price.

We use cutting-edge UV technology that allows us to cure lines at a rate of 4 feet per minute which is 6 times faster than the industry standard.