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Sewer Repairs Sydney

Broken, collapsed and root-damaged sewer pipes found with a drain camera, dug up and replaced with new PVC pipe. The price is fixed before we start.

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    Sewer repairs

    Repairing broken sewer pipes

    When a sewer keeps blocking, the pipe itself is often the problem: an old earthenware pipe that has cracked, a joint that roots have grown into, or a section that has collapsed. We find the damage with a CCTV drain camera before anything is dug up.

    We then dig down to the damaged section, replace it with new PVC pipe and add an inspection point for future maintenance where it helps. The price is fixed before we start.

    Signs of a broken sewer

    • Blockages that keep coming back after they’re cleared.
    • Sewage overflowing in the yard or through a floor waste.
    • Several fixtures draining slowly at once.
    • Roots that keep blocking the line. Relining can avoid digging: see pipe relining.
    Recent work

    Recent sewer repairs

    Under a path

    Greystanes, August 2026: a broken sewer pipe replaced under a concrete path

    After a bathroom and laundry renovation, the owners noticed their sewer blocking up. We ran our CCTV drain camera through the sewer and found a broken earthenware pipe under the concrete path. We cut the concrete, dug down to the pipe, removed the broken section and laid new PVC sewer pipe with an inspection point. We tested the sewer, bedded the new pipe in blue metal, backfilled and re-concreted the path.

    The old earthenware sewer pipe dug out at a Greystanes home, with roots around it
    Before: the old earthenware sewer pipe dug out, with roots around it
    New PVC sewer pipe and inspection point in the trench, before backfilling
    After: new PVC sewer pipe and inspection point, before backfilling
    Collapsed shaft

    Wentworthville, August 2026: a collapsed sewer shaft replaced

    A property had ongoing sewer blockages. We inspected the line with CCTV and found a collapsed shaft. We dug down to it, removed the damaged pipework and installed a new sewer shaft with a new branch connection and an inspection opening. The trench was backfilled, the area tidied and the sewer tested.

    Existing sewer opening at a Wentworthville property before shaft renewal
    Before: the opening at the old sewer shaft
    New PVC sewer shaft and branch connection visible in an open excavation in Wentworthville
    After: the new PVC shaft and branch connection
    School

    Dural, October 2026: a collapsed sewer pipe beneath a paved area

    A school had sewer blockages caused by a collapsed section of sewer pipe. We renewed the affected pipework, added a sewer inspection point and reinstated the paved surface after the work.

    Paved outdoor area at a Dural school before sewer renewal work beneath the surface
    Before: the paved area above the sewer
    Reinstated paved area and new sewer inspection point after sewer renewal at a Dural school
    After: the surface reinstated, with the new inspection point
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    What our customers say

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    Peter Z.★★★★★

    “Eddie and the team fixed a sewer blockage for us and have now done an awesome job on extremely short notice and are now working on our granny flat providing recommendations and advice along the whole way. Top quality service by the team.”

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    Kayla K.★★★★★

    “Eddie from All Day Plumbing has been exceptional in handling a number of issues with our bathroom and under house drainage. I have called him out on a number of occasions with hardly any notice for emergency works, and every time he has been able to squeeze us in and get the job done to a very high standard. Highly knowledgeable, trustworthy, friendly and excellent customer service. We will definitely use him in the future and would highly recommend to anyone.”

    Rating 5.0 ★★★★★ Based on 204 reviews
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    What we repair

    Sewer repairs

    • Broken earthenware pipes, replaced with PVC.
    • Collapsed sections and shafts, dug up and renewed.
    • Root-damaged lines, found with a drain camera.
    • New inspection points, for easier clearing in future.
    • Pipes broken while digging, replaced.
    • Blocked sewers. See blocked drains.
    How it works

    How a sewer repair works

    1

    Call 1300 301 354 or book online. Tell us what’s happening and how often it blocks.

    2

    We inspect the line with a camera and show you what we find.

    3

    We quote a fixed price for the repair, and work begins only when you say yes.

    4

    We replace the damaged section, test the sewer and reinstate the ground.

    Dig or reline?

    Choosing the repair

    Where a pipe has collapsed or broken badly, the damaged section is dug up and replaced. Where it is cracked or has roots in its joints but is still in shape, relining can seal it from the inside without digging. See pipe relining.

    Hit a pipe?

    Pipes broken while digging

    In Kings Park in October 2026, the owners were removing concrete and digging down the side of their house when they hit the sewer and stormwater pipes. We dug around every pipe that needed replacing, removed the broken sections and installed new sections of pipe.

    Pricing

    What does a sewer repair cost?

    The price is fixed before any work starts. It depends on:

    • How deep the pipe is and what’s on top of it, such as concrete or paving.
    • How much pipe needs replacing.
    • Whether relining is an option instead.

    Checking the job and pricing it is free on weekdays between 7am and 5pm, when there is no call-out fee. Book online and you’ll save $50, once you accept the quote.

    $0 call-out

    Weekdays, 7am to 5pm*

    Why choose us

    Why All Day for sewer repairs

    LicensedLicensed and fully insured, under NSW contractor licence 339748C.
    Camera firstWe find the damage with a drain camera before anything is dug up.
    FixedA fixed price before we start, so you know the cost up front.
    20+ yrs20+ years of plumbing experience.
    Daniel Khamis, Director of All Day Plumbing
    Who you are dealing with

    The plumber at your door is licensed. We don’t send salespeople.

    “I’m proud that we can look after our local community with fair, honest pricing. No commission-based plumbers, no huge ad costs to pass on, just local plumbers looking after local homes.”

    Daniel KhamisDirector, All Day Plumbing

    All Day Plumbing & Maintenance Pty Ltd. Family-owned and run, more than 20 years’ experience, based on Powers Road in Seven Hills. NSW Contractor Licence 339748C. Fully insured.

    Plumbers near you

    Areas we cover

    Our plumbers repair sewers all over metropolitan Sydney, working out of Seven Hills.

    Hills District homes can read about our Hills District plumbers, and every other suburb is on the locations page.

    Three All Day Plumbing plumbers
    Questions people ask us

    Sewer repair questions

    How do I know if my sewer pipe is broken?
    Blockages that keep coming back are a common sign. A CCTV drain camera shows where the pipe is broken. In Greystanes in August 2026, the camera found a broken earthenware pipe under a concrete path.
    Can you repair a sewer under concrete?
    Yes. In Greystanes, we cut the concrete, replaced the broken section with new PVC pipe and an inspection point, then re-concreted the path.
    What is an inspection point?
    An access point on the sewer line that can be opened to clear or inspect the pipe without digging. We often add one when we replace a section of sewer.
    Do you repair sewers at schools and businesses?
    Yes. At a Dural school in October 2026, we renewed a collapsed section of sewer pipe beneath a paved area, added an inspection point and reinstated the surface.
    Can tree roots damage a sewer pipe?
    Roots grow into cracks and joints in older pipes and block them. In Marayong in October 2026, a camera inspection found multiple breaks in an older earthenware sewer line where roots and debris were getting in.
    How much does a sewer repair cost?
    It depends on how deep the pipe is, what’s on top of it and how much needs replacing. You get a fixed price before we start.
    Sewer keeps blocking?

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