Sewer Line Repair in Fairfax, CA

CNTRline works sewer lines throughout Fairfax, from the shops along Bolinas Road to the wooded homes up toward the Cascades. Many Fairfax homes started as early-1900s summer cabins and bungalows later turned into full-time houses, so the sewer laterals behind them are often original clay, undersized and cracked after a century in the ground. The town sits in a creek valley, so lower lots deal with damp ground and high water tables that push into cracked pipe. Fairfax is part of the Ross Valley Sanitary District, which has required a private sewer lateral inspection and Certificate of Compliance at point of sale since January 1, 2015, and also triggers on remodels over 75,000 dollars or adding a bathroom, with repairs due within 90 days of close of escrow. We drive over from Rohnert Park, camera the line, and repair or replace the old clay laterals we find.

What that looks like on the job: We run the video sewer lateral inspections that the Ross Valley Sanitary District requires at point of sale in Fairfax, then repair or replace the old clay laterals we find so the Certificate of Compliance clears.

For the full rundown of our sewer line repair work, see the Sewer Line Repair page. Video inspection, line repair, and full replacement.