When you work with Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Berkshire County, we don’t just fix your sewer line’s problems. We help you prevent them in the future by finding out what caused the backup in the first place. We use state-of-the-art diagnostic techniques, like camera inspections, to determine the source of your sewer system backup. Sometimes, all you need is rooting and drain cleaning services. Other times, there are more severe problems, like tree roots growing into the cracks or joints of your sewer line, completely ruining it. No matter what issue you are facing, we offer an array of ways to repair your sewer system backup, including:
- Relining Pipes – When your sewer line has become cracked or leaky, it may still be structurally sound. In that case, we can simply reline the pipe, giving it a whole new life. We insert a sleeve, which hardens over a few hours to form a new, watertight wall inside your sewer line. This method of repair preserves your yard and does not involve digging up your yard.
- Hydro Jetting – For the toughest clogs and blockages, hydro jetting is an ideal solution. We use thousands of psi to blast away anything obstructing the flow of wastewater through your sewer line. This can eliminate tree roots, debris, grease buildup, and nearly any other blockage. If your sewer line is not damaged in any other way, this can be the only solution you need. This is often combined with pipe relining when a sewer line is cracked or broken.
- Rooting and Drain Cleaning – For routine clogs, drain cleaning and rooter work can be enough to stave off an oncoming sewer system backup. Once we find the cause of your clog, we can help you make a plan to prevent future clogs.
- Preventive Maintenance – The best way to prevent a sewer system backup is with professional maintenance services. Our service professionals will come to your home on a routine basis to clear out your drains and pipes, checking the health of your entire plumbing system each time.
- Pipe Bursting – When we need to replace a sewer line, pipe bursting is the most effective method. It does not involve the digging of trenches. We can use hydraulics to break apart clay, cast iron, or PVC pipes. Then, we will place a new sewer line into the space left by your old one. This is a permanent fix for recurring sewer system backups.
