When your sewage line is damaged, it impacts your entire household plumbing system. Because of the profound impact of the damage, it's essential to detect sewer line issues as early as possible. Minor problems are usually fixable, but if left unattended, they can escalate into substantial issues necessitating the replacement of your residential sewer line. Our residential sewer line replacement costs are competitive and reasonable. However, replacing your sewer line is consistently more costly than repairing it at the first sign of damage. By recognizing the early warning signs of a damaged sewer line, you can save a significant amount of money. Below, Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Lafayette, IN outlines some indicators that your sewer line is malfunctioning:
- Reduced water levels in your toilets
- Backflow of sewage through drains
- Slow drainage in showers, bathtubs, or sinks
- Yard flooding without rain
- Areas of unusually lush grass along your sewage line
- Sewage odor in your yard or near drains, especially in the basement