First, we would dig up at clean out then we would have to line the pipe 34 feet out to the street. We also would have to install a new fitting for the washing machine drain that connects near the cleanout we would do is high-pressure Jetter to clear out all debris and then we would scale the pipe de scale it, and we would also go towards the house under 24 feet with a liner because that pipe is cast-iron and it’s in really bad shape and the first fitting what looks like The kitchen With the liner, we do not have to dig up the yard or expose the pipe. We go inside the old pipe and redline the inside of it there is some offsets, but the liner will go through the offsets not a problem. There will be a slight backflow just over the hump but it it’ll be fine. The only other way to get those offsets out would be dig up and put a new sewer and I’ll do a separate estimate for that. I think this is your best option because we’re also lining under the house 26 feet of the old cast-iron pipe We