Bellied Sewer Line Replacement in Rogers
The problem
The home was experiencing recurring sewer clogs. Inspection of the existing sewer line found several bellies—low sections of pipe where wastewater and solids could collect instead of flowing toward the main sewer. Because the line did not have consistent fall, clearing the clogs would not permanently correct the underlying problem.
How we fixed it
- 01Located and marked the existing sewer-line route.
- 02Excavated the affected line from the house connection through the yard.
- 03Exposed and removed the improperly graded sections of sewer pipe.
- 04Installed new PVC sewer piping with consistent fall for reliable drainage.
- 05Installed an accessible exterior cleanout for future inspection and service.
- 06Verified drainage through the new line, backfilled the excavation, and left the disturbed area at rough grade.
The result
The new sewer line provides a continuous path for wastewater to flow without collecting in low sections. The homeowner also has accessible exterior cleanout access for future maintenance and inspections. All work was completed by licensed professionals according to Arkansas plumbing code.
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