Sewer Leak Detection & Repair
Sewer Leak Detection & Repair in Round Rock, TX
Fast, Reliable, and Thorough Sewer Line Solutions
Whether your home has PVC, cast iron, or clay sewer pipes, a leak in your system is more than just an inconvenience—it’s a serious problem. At The Plumbinator, we specialize in accurately detecting and repairing sewer leaks across Round Rock, Austin, and surrounding communities. We use advanced tools and time-tested techniques to get your plumbing back on track—without tearing up your whole home.
Why Choose The Plumbinator
for Sewer Leak Repairs
Expertise that Saves You Money
With over 20 years of experience, we diagnose plumbing issues right the first time. Our accurate repairs help Austin-area homeowners avoid costly repeat visits.
Fast, Accurate Leak Detection
We use advanced tools to locate slab, gas, and water leaks quickly—minimizing damage and downtime. Serving Round Rock, Austin, and surrounding communities.
Licensed & Insured Local Pros
Our team is fully licensed, insured, and based right here in Central Texas. You get reliable, trustworthy service from plumbers who know the area and stand by their work.

Not sure if you have a sewer leak?
Common Sewer Leak Issues
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Slow or Gurgling Drains: Often the first sign of a blockage or break.
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Foul Odors: Sewage smells indoors or outside your home can signal a hidden leak.
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Foundation Movement or Cracks: Leaking sewer water can erode the soil under your slab, leading to shifts.
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Patches of Greener Grass: A small, unusually healthy area in your yard may be caused by sewage acting as fertilizer.
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Rodents or Insects: Broken lines can attract pests through access points in your foundation or yard.
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Frequent Backups: If plunging or snaking doesn’t work, a broken pipe may be the root issue.
If you're noticing one or more of these problems, don't wait—early detection can save you thousands in repair costs and property damage.
Step 1
Leak Detection
We start with a hydrostatic test to check for leaks in your plumbing system. A drop in water level means we’ve got a leak—and it’s time to inspect further.
Step 2
Camera Inspection & Isolation Testing
Camera Inspection –
We send a high-resolution camera through your sewer lines to identify breaks, bellies, and root damage.
Isolation Testing –
We test specific sections of the line to pinpoint the exact leak location.
Marking Problem Spots –
Clear marking on the floor or ground for planning repairs.
Step 3
Repair or Replacement Estimate
Once we’ve located the damage, we’ll provide a detailed quote for repairs—whether it’s a targeted spot fix or full pipe replacement. We often schedule work the same week.
If you don’t move forward with repairs, you only pay for Steps 1 & 2.
Part of Step 1 to see if you have a leak , $450
Part of Step 2, locating any breakage or damage, $300 + $150 for each additional hour.
$200 per toilet
Part of Step 2, in order to determine exactly where the leak is, $500 + $250 for each additional hour.
Part of Step 2, $200 per location
Will be provided at the end of inspection.
Final repair costs depends on depth, access and scope (spot repair, reroute, or full system replacement).
Aging pipes, root intrusion, shifting soil, corrosion, or poor installation can all cause breaks or separations in your sewer lines.
Most homes in Central Texas use one of these types of sewer lines:
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Cast Iron – Strong but corrosion-prone after 50 years
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PVC – Common in modern homes; lightweight and reliable
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Clay/Orangeburg – Often found in older homes; very fragile
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ABS – Found in homes from the 70s–90s; durable but outdated
If you're unsure what kind of sewer pipes your home has, our camera inspections will help you find out—fast.
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Yes. Sewage leaks can cause major property damage, foul odors, and even health hazards if left untreated.
Initial detection usually takes 1–2 visits. Repairs can often be scheduled within the same or following week, depending on the severity and access.
In some cases, yes. But for older systems (especially cast iron), repeated spot repairs can lead to more leaks down the line. We’ll give you the best long-term recommendation.
Usually not. It’s a temporary fix and can mask ongoing corrosion or collapse. We recommend full replacement for older systems.
We don’t just detect leaks—we fix them the right way. Our team handles everything from start to finish, including:
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Tunneling under slab foundations
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Crawling under pier-and-beam homes
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Partnering with trusted local excavators
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Restoring your property with care
You’ll even get live footage and updates during the repair process—no mysteries, just full transparency.
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Other Services
Need More Than Your Sewer Line Repaired?
The Plumbinator also provides professional water heater installation, pipe rerouting, sewer line repair, and emergency plumbing services — all delivered with the same reliable, local care you can trust.
Pipe Repair
Smart Plumbing Solutions: Whether you’re remodeling or managing a persistent leak, we specialize in repairing pipes safely and efficiently—minimizing damage and maximizing flow for homes in Round Rock, Austin, and surrounding areas.
Leak Detection
Straightforward Leak Solutions: Noticed unexplained water, higher bills, or damp spots? We use advanced tools to pinpoint hidden leaks—fast. Our trusted team gets to the source and fixes it right the first time.
Water Heater Install
Hot Water, Hassle-Free: From tank to tankless systems, we install water heaters that fit your home and your budget—helping families across Central Texas stay warm and worry-free.
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Proudly Serving Central Texas Homes
From Round Rock to Austin and everywhere in between, The Plumbinator is your go-to plumbing partner for reliable, residential service. Whether you’re dealing with a slab leak in Pflugerville, a water heater issue in Georgetown, or pipe damage in Cedar Park—we’re just a call away.
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