Sewer Line Repair in Greenbrae, CA

CNTRline takes care of sewer lines in Greenbrae, from the mid-century homes off Bon Air Road to the waterfront houses out on the Boardwalk. Most of Greenbrae went up in the late 1940s and 1950s as a planned community of ranch and mid-century homes, so the original sewer laterals here are seventy years old or more and due for attention. The Boardwalk homes sit right on the tidal edge of Corte Madera Creek, where moisture and old laterals are a constant and root intrusion is common. Greenbrae is served by 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, with repairs due within 90 days of close of escrow. We drive down from Rohnert Park, camera the line, hand you the video, and quote a spot repair or a full replacement.

What that looks like on the job: A typical Greenbrae job is a point-of-sale inspection on a 1950s Bon Air ranch home. We camera the seventy-year-old lateral, find the cracked, root-choked section, and repair or replace it so the Ross Valley 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.