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Updated over 8 years ago,
Sewer liner - depreciation or expense ??
Hello everyone,
For starters I already know that I need to talk with my CPA. But he's on vacation for the week and I'm curious.
I have a rental that has been having issues with clogged main sewer line. So I send someone out to snake it and 3 or 4 months later it's backing up again. So I called a different company to come out and give me their assessment. They tried to camera the line but it had too much water in it to see clearly. They recommended to try hydro jetting as thr augers clearly weren't getting everything. So they did the jetting and then came back with a camera to see what really going on. There are 3 different type of pipe, pvc, cement and clay. And I have roots, big roots growing into the clay pipe that will fail at some point. Oh, this area is under the paved road. Great.... So the best option is an epoxy liner.
Know to the question, is the liner something that I can expense or does it have to be depreciated? And if depreciated, 5, 10 or 27.5 years?
Thanks for your help