Most homeowners and businesses don’t think about their sewer system until something goes wrong. Slow drains, unpleasant odors, or sudden backups can disrupt daily life and quickly lead to costly damage. The average sewer line lasts between 50–100 years, depending on materials and soil conditions. If your home is older, your pipes may already be at the end of their lifespan.
The good news? With the right team and modern technology, these problems can be solved efficiently, without tearing up your yard or disrupting your life. At Penn Mechanical Company, we bring decades of expertise and cutting-edge trenchless solutions to keep your sewer system flowing smoothly.
Ignoring these signs can lead to major health hazards (like mold and bacteria growth) and structural damage that’s far more expensive to fix. Early intervention saves you money and stress.
Sewer pipes are built to last, but they aren’t indestructible. Here are the most common causes of failure:
Understanding the why helps you make an informed decision about the how of repairs.
Sewer Pipe Repair & Replacement
When cracks, collapses, or severe blockages occur, we provide targeted repairs or complete replacements. Our work is efficient, reliable, and built to last.
Sewer Line Installation
For new construction or property upgrades, we handle full sewer line installation with precision ensuring durability and compliance with local regulations.
Trenchless Sewer Repair
Instead of digging up your yard, trenchless methods let us repair pipes from the inside. This means less mess, faster turnaround, and long-term durability.
Trenchless Pipe Lining
Cured-in-place lining (CIPP) creates a new pipe within your old one. This method seals cracks, blocks roots, and extends pipe life by decades.
Trenchless Sewer Installation
Perfect for brand-new lines, trenchless installation minimizes surface disruption, ideal for properties with landscaping, driveways, or patios you don’t want destroyed.
A video inspection will tell us exactly what’s wrong. We’ll show you the footage and recommend the most cost-effective solution.
Yes. Trenchless methods create a pipe-within-a-pipe, making it just as strong (or stronger) than a brand-new line.
With proper maintenance, trenchless repairs can last 40–50 years.
While trenchless can have a higher upfront cost, it saves thousands by avoiding yard, driveway, or landscaping restoration.
Absolutely. We provide fast-response service to stop the damage and restore flow.
Don’t wait until sewer problems turn into disasters. Whether you need a quick repair, trenchless lining, or a full replacement, Penn Mechanical Company has the tools and expertise to get the job done right.
📞 Call us today to schedule your sewer inspection and receive a clear plan of action. Let us restore comfort, safety, and peace of mind to your home or business with solutions that last for decades.