Connecting to the municipal sewer system can eliminate the need for costly septic maintenance and pumping, reduce the risk of backups or system failures, and increase your home’s value. Sewer systems are generally more reliable and better for long-term convenience.

Eligibility depends on the location of your property and whether a municipal sewer line runs nearby. Our team can contact your local utility department and determine if a connection is possible.

The process typically includes disconnecting and safely decommissioning your existing septic tank, installing a new sewer line from your home to the street, and connecting it to the city’s main line. Proper permits and inspections are also part of the process.

Most projects can be completed within a few days to a week, depending on the complexity of the job, soil conditions, and permitting requirements.

Some excavation is necessary to lay the new sewer line, but we work to minimize disruption and restore your yard as much as possible after the project is complete.

Costs vary depending on distance to the city sewer line, excavation needs, and permit fees. We provide detailed upfront estimates so there are no surprises.