Sewer line work can become expensive because it may involve excavation, locating the damaged pipe, replacing underground sewer sections, installing cleanouts, repairing the sewer tap, backfilling, and restoring the work area. Financing gives qualified homeowners another option when the repair is necessary but paying the full amount upfront is difficult.

• Financing available from $500 to $65,000 for qualified customers
• Monthly payment options available
• Terms may range from 3 to 120 months
• APR and approval depend on the financing provider and customer qualification
• Example: a $12,000 sewer project may qualify for payments as low as $157.92/month, depending on approval and selected terms

Payment examples are estimates only. Financing is subject to approval. APR, terms, and monthly payments vary.

Not every sewer backup requires replacement. Some sewer lines can be cleared, maintained, hydro jetted, or treated for roots. But if the pipe is structurally damaged, replacement may be the only real long-term solution.

• The main sewer line keeps backing up
• A camera inspection shows collapsed pipe
• There are heavy roots entering through broken joints
• The sewer pipe is separated, offset, or crushed
• The line holds water because of a belly or improper pitch
• The sewer failed a home sale inspection
• The same section keeps clogging after cleaning
• There is sewage backing up into the basement repeatedly

Sewer23 will inspect the issue and explain whether repair, replacement, cleaning, or hydro jetting makes the most sense.

Sewer23 is built around direct sewer diagnostics, clear explanations, and real equipment for serious underground drain problems. Major sewer repair is not the place for guessing. Homeowners need to know what failed, where it failed, and what options exist before approving the work.

• Sewer line repair and replacement service
• Sewer camera inspections
• Excavation and cleanout installation
• Root-damaged sewer line repairs
• Collapsed sewer pipe repair options
• Financing options for qualified customers
• Clear explanations before work begins
• Service in Detroit and nearby Metro Detroit communities

Sewer23 offers sewer line repair and sewer line replacement financing options for qualified customers in Detroit and nearby Metro Detroit areas. Many older homes in Detroit have aging sewer lines affected by roots, clay pipe defects, cast iron deterioration, offsets, collapse, and years of buildup.

• Detroit
• West Bloomfield
• Farmington Hills
• Southfield
• Livonia
• Redford
• Nearby Metro Detroit communities

Financing availability may depend on job size, service area, approval, and selected terms. Call 248-993-3423 to discuss your sewer repair options.