Northwest Sewer Repair

We called Ed from Northwest Sewer Repair on a Sunday night looking for a bid on a side sewer repair Ed came out the next morning to look at the project. He gave us a very reasonable bid for repairing a blown out corner of the sewer line plus “relining” of a 25 foot section that was under our house and in danger of collapsing. The first day of work he repaired the break and made sure we were able to use our sewer. The second part of the repair work turned out to be more than expected. There was a toilet connected half way through the 25 foot run that made it difficult to repair. This included digging another hole. Ed stuck to his original bid although it was obvious there was a lot of extra work involved. Ed and Carlos finished the job, patched the holes and left the area clean. We would highly recommend Ed and Northwest Sewer Repair if you have any side-sewer issues.

First I'd like to say THANK YOU to Ed and his crew! This was the most amazing service and quick response that I've ever experienced. I came home late Saturday night to find that sewage had backed up in my basement bathroom, shower and tub. I called Ed at 1am and he said no problem, he'd be over right away. Ed came over with his crew within an hour and saved the day. I was expecting a huge bill because it was the weekend and late night hours, but Ed gave me a better rate than I was quoted by a another company that I had used in the past. His crew did a great job and better yet cleaned up all the terrible mess. Wonderful customer service, quick, fair pricing and a real nice guy. I highly recommend Northwest Sewer Repair for all your sewer and plumbing needs..

We have a side sewer that serves three houses that are owned by our family. About five years ago, there was a root problem in the common six-inch line going to the street sewer. We called a local plumber, who cleaned out the roots and proposed a pipe lining solution to prevent further root problems. The pipe lining solution seemed risky and high priced, so we did not pursue that. We recently became aware of the trench-less sewer line replacement process that uses pipe bursting to pull continuous heavy polyethylene pipe into the space previously occupied by the old pipe. Shortly after that, two of our neighbors hired Ed at NW Sewer Repair to replace their side sewers. We got to see Ed and his crew perform the pipe-bursting process, and we were impressed by the process and their expertise. The price also seemed very reasonable. We hired Ed to do our job. For some time I had been worried about how to do it and how much it would cost, but his method seemed like the solution. Our j