Sewer Installation Services in Lake Villa, IL
Family-Owned. Top 7% in Illinois. Sewer Work Done Right.
When a property needs a new sewer connection or an aging line has run its course, Illinois Sewer and Drain Inc. is the Lake Villa-based team to call. We’re a family-owned, licensed, bonded, and insured contractor with over 20 years of experience handling residential and commercial sewer installation across Lake, Cook, DuPage, McHenry, and Kane counties. Our BuildZoom score ranks us in the top 7% of licensed contractors in Illinois, and we’ve earned a 4.8-star rating on Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Thumbtack through consistent, honest work.
We handle sewer installation for brand-new buildings connecting to the municipal system for the first time, and we replace failing, damaged, or outdated sewer lines in existing properties. Where site conditions allow, we use trenchless methods to protect landscaping, driveways, and hardscaping that traditional excavation would disturb. Every project comes with a free estimate, financing options for larger jobs, and a written warranty on our work. From the initial assessment through post-installation cleanup, we manage every step.
Call us at (224) 888-8122 or reach out through our online contact form to get a free estimate. We serve Lake, McHenry, Cook, DuPage, and Kane counties.
You Deserve Plumbing Excellence
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Local, Family-Owned & OperatedServing our neighbors as a trusted, family-run business.
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Reliable, Quality ServiceYou can count on us for dependable service delivered with a commitment to top-tier quality.
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Fast & ProfessionalWe respond quickly and work efficiently, always maintaining the highest level of professionalism.
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Satisfaction GuaranteedYour satisfaction is our priority—we’re not done until you’re happy with the results.
Signs Your Sewer Line Needs Replacement
Catching a failing sewer line early can help you avoid compounding damage, rising utility costs, and potential health hazards. Older Lake Villa homes with original clay or cast-iron pipes are especially prone to cracking, root intrusion, and collapse as those materials reach the end of their service life.
If you’re seeing any of the following, contact Illinois Sewer and Drain Inc. for a professional assessment:
- Frequent clogs and backups. If your drains or toilets regularly back up despite routine maintenance, the problem may be deeper in the sewer line rather than a localized blockage.
- Slow drains throughout the home. When multiple fixtures drain slowly at the same time, it often points to a blockage or damage along the main sewer line, not an isolated clog.
- Water pooling in your yard. Unexplained soggy patches or standing water can indicate a break or separation in the buried sewer pipe.
- Foul odors near drains or outside. A sulfur or sewage smell near floor drains or in the yard is a common sign of a cracked or failing line allowing gases to escape.
- Pest activity. Rodents and insects can enter a property through cracks in a damaged sewer line, so recurring pest problems are worth investigating.
- Unexplained increases in utility bills. A sewer line leak or infiltration issue can sometimes drive up utility costs with no other obvious cause.