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At Sewer Solutions, we provide fast and dependable sewer and septic services through certified professionals — serving both residential and commercial clients.

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Why Choose Sewer Solutions?

At Sewer Solutions, we stand out because we deliver dependable, expert sewer and septic services when you need them most. When sewer or septic problems strike, you need a company that shows up — and knows what they’re doing. At Sewer Solutions, we’ve built our reputation on delivering real results for homeowners and businesses across.

We operate with one purpose: to ensure you get top-quality service from a licensed, experienced professional — no guesswork, no delays, no shortcuts.

Whether you’re dealing with a backed-up line, a failed septic system, or a new install, we handle every job with precision, speed, and care.

Fully licensed and insured team with deep industry experience
Available 7 days a week for urgent or scheduled service
Real customer support — not an automated system

We don’t believe in cutting corners — we believe in solving problems right the first time.

Understand Your Sewer System And Its Needs

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How We Work

Our process at Sewer Solutions is designed to be simple, efficient, and stress-free — so you get the service you need without the runaround. At Sewer Solutions, we’ve streamlined the process so you get fast, professional service with no hassle.

  1. Call us or submit a request — our team will learn more about your issue
  2. We assign the right certified professional based on your location and service need
  3. A licensed technician arrives on-site, fully prepared to assess and fix the problem
  4. We follow up to ensure the work is completed to the highest standard

We handle every step, from start to finish — no outsourcing, no passing the buck. Just results.

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Full-Service Sewer & Septic Solutions

Our team delivers end-to-end sewer and septic services, covering everything from emergency repairs to full system installations. At Sewer Solutions, we provide complete septic solutions tailored to the needs of residential and commercial clients across the state. Whether you’re facing an urgent issue or planning ahead for a system upgrade, our certified professionals are equipped to handle the job — quickly, cleanly, and to code.

We offer dependable service for:

  • Sewer Repair
  • Emergency Sewer Service
  • Sewer Line Replacement
  • Sewer Installation
  • Trenchless Sewer Repair
  • Sewer Camera Inspection
  • Sewer Cleaning Service
  • Septic System Installation
  • Septic Tank Pumping
  • Septic System Inspection
  • Septic System Maintenance
  • Aerobic Treatment Unit Services

From underground repairs to full system installs, we bring deep experience, the right equipment, and licensed professionals to every job. When you work with Sewer Solutions, you’re working with a company that delivers real solutions with long-term results — no shortcuts, no delays.

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What Sets Us Apart

What makes Sewer Solutions different is our commitment to doing the job right — with skill, integrity, and local expertise you can count on. We don’t just show up — we show up with a plan, the tools, and the professionalism you expect. That’s why homeowners and businesses trust us with their sewer and septic needs.

  • Our team is certified professionals who meet strict service standards
  • We operate locally, so every call is answered by someone who knows your area
  • Our work is backed by years of experience and a commitment to quality
  • No upsells. No surprises. Just honest service you can rely on

You won’t find cookie-cutter solutions here — just experienced professionals who solve your problem the right way.

Sewer Repair Near You

Searching for Sewer Repair Near You?

If you’re dealing with a slow drain, sewage backup, or foul odors around your home, don’t wait — sewer problems only get worse with time. At Sewer Solutions, we help residential clients across the state get fast, professional sewer repair backed by years of experience and reliable workmanship.

We operate through a trusted statewide network of licensed and certified professionals — all carefully selected to ensure you receive top rated service, no matter where you live in Louisiana.

Whether you’re in a small town or a major city, our team is ready to respond. We handle everything from broken lines and root intrusion to complete sewer replacements. The job gets done safely, correctly, and up to code — every time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to our most commonly asked questions, from our services and pricing to the benefits of working with us. For more assistance, feel free to reach out to our team!

Slow drains, gurgling sounds, foul odors, and sewage backups are common warning signs.

Yes, tree roots can invade and crack sewer pipes, causing blockages and leaks.

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It’s a no-dig method to fix or replace pipes without major excavation, saving time and landscaping.

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Sarah M
I had a major sewer backup and needed urgent help. The team arrived quickly, diagnosed the issue, and had it fixed in no time. Super professional and explained everything clearly. Highly recommend their sewer services!
James R
They didn’t try to upsell me or scare me into unnecessary repairs. Gave a fair quote and stuck to it. You can tell they care about doing the job right. Trustworthy sewer repair company!
Tina H
We had a sewer line break late at night and they were the only company available. They showed up promptly, handled the mess with care, and got everything flowing again. Excellent 24/7 service.
Mark D
From the moment I called, the staff was courteous and informative. The techs were respectful of my property and cleaned up after the job. You wouldn’t even know they were here – except the sewer works perfectly now!
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Many modern sewer systems, including ATUs, come with alarms that notify you of issues such as low air pressure or system malfunctions. If your alarm goes off:

  1. Do not ignore it. The alarm is designed to alert you to problems that may need professional attention.
  2. Contact a professional: Reach out to a licensed service provider or installer to inspect the system and perform necessary maintenance.

Recognizing the early signs of a failing sewer system can help you avoid costly repairs and health hazards. Look out for these common indicators:

  • Slow drains: If your sinks, showers, or toilets drain slowly, it may indicate a clog or backup in your septic system.
  • Unpleasant odors: Foul smells around the drain field, septic tank, or inside your home could mean there is a problem with the system.
  • Standing water or wet spots: If you notice soggy patches of ground near the septic tank or drain field, this could be a sign of overflow or system failure.
  • Backed-up sewage: A severe backup of sewage inside the house is a major red flag that your septic system is malfunctioning and needs immediate attention.
  • Lush green grass over the drain field: If the grass over your drain field is unusually green and lush, it may indicate an excess of untreated wastewater.

If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s important to call a professional sewer service provider for an inspection and possible repair.

As a sewer system owner, there are a few key responsibilities to ensure your system works properly and lasts longer:

  • Keep the area clear: Avoid placing vehicles, heavy equipment, or structures over your septic tank or ATU. Roots or pests (like fire ants) should be kept away from the system.
  • Monitor the system: Regularly check the system’s operation and make sure the control panel is functioning properly. If your system has an alarm, ensure it’s working and responds to malfunctions.
  • Avoid overloading: Use water efficiently, and avoid flushing non-biodegradable items or harmful chemicals (like bleach or disinfectants).
  • Professional service only: Always have licensed professionals perform inspections and repairs. Unauthorized servicing can cause damage or void your warranty.

Many modern sewer systems, including ATUs, come with alarms that notify you of issues such as low air pressure or system malfunctions. If your alarm goes off:

  1. Do not ignore it. The alarm is designed to alert you to problems that may need professional attention.
  2. Contact a professional: Reach out to a licensed service provider or installer to inspect the system and perform necessary maintenance.

The frequency of sewer system pumping depends on the type of system you have and how much water your household uses. Here are some general guidelines:

  • Septic tanks: Pump every 3-7 years, depending on your water usage and the size of your tank.
  • Aerobic Treatment Units (ATUs): These systems typically require less frequent pumping due to their more efficient treatment, but you may still need to pump every 5-10 years or as needed.

 

Regular maintenance checks are crucial. If you notice odors, slow drainage, or unusual discharges, it may be time for an inspection or pump-out.

For your sewer system to function efficiently, it’s important to use only approved products. Here’s a list of safe items for your system:

  • Household cleaners: It’s safe to use household cleaners in moderation, provided they follow the directions on the label. Avoid excessive use, especially with bleach or harsh chemicals.
  • Toilet paper: Only use biodegradable toilet paper designed for septic systems.
  • Laundry detergent: Use sewer-safe detergents in recommended amounts.

 

However, certain products should never go into your sewer system, including:

  1. Large amounts of bleach or disinfectants that kill bacteria
  2. Feminine hygiene products, diapers, and other non-biodegradable items
  3. Cooking oils, grease, coffee grounds, or shrimp shells
  4. Chemical drain cleaners
  5. Plastics, rubber, and large paper products

 

These items can harm the system’s bacteria or cause blockages, reducing efficiency and increasing maintenance needs.

Both Aerobic Treatment Units (ATUs) and septic tanks treat wastewater, but they use different methods:

  • Septic Tank: A septic tank relies on anaerobic bacteria (bacteria that do not require oxygen) to break down waste. The wastewater is held in the tank where solids settle, and liquids are filtered out. Over time, sludge builds up at the bottom of the tank, requiring periodic pumping.
  • Aerobic Treatment Unit (ATU): An ATU uses aerobic bacteria (bacteria that require oxygen) to break down organic waste. Air is pumped into the unit, promoting a more efficient biological process. This method results in cleaner effluent (treated wastewater) and often requires less frequent pumping.

 

Key Differences:

  • Aerobic systems (ATUs) are generally more efficient, producing cleaner treated water and requiring less maintenance.
  • Septic tanks are simpler but can require more frequent pumping and can produce less treated effluent.