Price: $590. Weight: 49.6 lbs. Decibels (C Scale): 90, running load. Likes: A primer bulb ensures a fuel-rich start, and a large grip opening makes it easy to handle for people wearing gloves, which means this machine is a good choice for cold-climate users.
Connecting your home to a city sewer system is expensive. Hookup fees can range from $5,000 to more than $20,000, as the city or town tries to recoup some of the costs of running sewer lines to your neighborhood. In some areas, the local government requires homeowners to connect to new sewer lines.
(877) 955-4030. The traditional Dig Up and Replace sewer repair method costs can average between $100-$150 a foot but can run as high as $250 a foot depending on factors like how deep the sewer line is, structures like porches, sheds, garages, or walkways that will need to be removed and then replaced, etc.