If you’re spotting more roaches than usual around your home—especially near sinks, drains, or bathrooms—it could be more than just a pest problem. You might be dealing with a broken sewer line.

For homeowners in Broward and Miami-Dade County, damaged sewer pipes are a common and often overlooked cause of cockroach infestations. At A&J Trenchless, we’ve seen firsthand how a failing sewer system can turn into a gateway for pests. Here’s how it happens—and what you can do to fix it.

Why Cockroaches Love Broken Sewer Pipes

Cracked or collapsed sewer lines create the perfect environment for roaches. These pests are naturally drawn to places that are:

Dark and damp: Sewer leaks provide moisture that roaches need to survive.

Full of food: Yes, roaches feed on organic waste—feces, grease, hair, and decaying material found inside broken pipes.

Connected to your home: Once inside your sewer system, roaches can easily travel through drain lines and emerge in kitchens and bathrooms.

Without sealing those entry points, you could be dealing with an infestation that won’t go away—no matter how much pest control you apply.

Common Signs You May Have a Sewer Pipe Problem

If you’ve got cockroaches and none of the usual fixes are working, pay attention to these warning signs:

Frequent roaches near drains or toilets

A persistent sewer odor inside your home

Water backing up or slow-draining sinks

Unexplained damp spots in your yard

These symptoms often point to a cracked or broken sewer line, which creates a direct path for insects and other pests to enter your property.

The Solution: Trenchless Sewer Repair

At A&J Trenchless, we specialize in epoxy pipe lining, a no-dig solution to restore your pipes and seal off any cracks, breaks, or roach entry points—without tearing up your lawn or driveway.

Our process includes:
Sewer camera inspection to identify the problem (for an additional fee)

Pipe cleaning and preparation

Epoxy lining installation that creates a new, durable pipe inside your existing one

This trenchless solution not only repairs your sewer line, but also blocks pests and odors from entering your home—all with minimal disruption.

Don’t Let Roaches Take Over Your Home

In South Florida’s hot and humid climate, sewer problems can quickly escalate into health hazards. If you’re dealing with roaches and suspect your plumbing might be part of the problem, schedule a sewer inspection today.

A&J Trenchless is your trusted local expert for:

Trenchless pipe repair in Miami-Dade and Broward

Sewer camera inspections

Epoxy sewer lining that lasts 50+ years

Schedule Your Free Estimate Today
Fix the problem at its source. Eliminate the roaches—and protect your home from future sewer damage.

Call A&J Trenchless or request an inspection online at aj-trenchless.com