Stop Backups
Fix the root cause of your drainage issues instead of clearing the same clog every few months.
Constant backups? Wet spots in the yard? A damaged main line is a major problem, but it doesn't have to be a disaster. Omaha Drain repairs and replaces sewer main lines across the metro — including trenchless options that can save your lawn. We answer 24/7.
Old clay or cast iron pipes fail from tree roots, shifting soil, or age. When they do, sewage backs up into your home, creating a health hazard and expensive water damage. Ignoring the signs only makes the repair bigger.
Omaha Drain diagnoses and repairs main sewer lines. We start with a camera inspection to pinpoint the exact problem, then lay out solutions tailored to your home and budget.
Whether it's a spot repair, a full excavation, or a trenchless liner, we restore your sewer system to working order — and you see the footage before you decide.
Fix the root cause of your drainage issues instead of clearing the same clog every few months.
Prevent yard sinkholes and foundation damage caused by a leaking or collapsed sewer pipe.
A camera-verified sewer repair gives you documentation to hand a buyer or inspector later.
We run a camera to locate the break and determine which repair methods are actually available to you.
We replace or line the pipe and handle the excavation, with permitting coordinated as the job requires.
We fill the holes, grade the soil, and leave your yard as neat as the job allows.
See why your neighbors choose Omaha Drain for major sewer projects.
Not necessarily. We offer trenchless methods like pipe bursting that require only two small access pits, which can save your lawn and driveway. Whether trenchless is an option depends on what the camera inspection shows about the condition and path of your line.
Most residential sewer replacements are completed in one to two days, though depth, length of the run, and soil conditions can change that. We give you a timeline in writing before work begins so you know what to expect.
Standard policies often do not cover the buried sewer line itself, but many carriers sell a service line coverage add-on that does. Check your policy or call your agent. We can provide camera footage and a written report for your adjuster either way.
Repeated backups in more than one drain, sewage pooling in the yard, persistent sewer odor, and unusually lush green patches of grass along the line are all common signs. A camera inspection is the only way to confirm the location and severity of the damage.
Stop worrying about backups. Call and talk to a local expert now, or book a camera inspection online.