Various elements can damage sewer lines, causing plumbing problems in your home. You will notice symptoms whether you have a broken pipe or a clogged drain. If you notice either of these, you probably have one or both:
- Slowly draining or not draining a bathtub
- Sewage-filled toilets
- The basement or yard smells strongly of sewage
- Around sewage pipes, there is abnormally green grass
- Noises coming from the toilet drainage
- Flooding in the yard
Sewer Line Damage is Caused by What?
You probably wonder what caused a sewer line backup. To determine this, we provide our customers with thorough inspections and diagnostic services. An accurate assessment is the first step toward a proper solution. Several factors can contribute to sewer line problems, including:
- Roots penetrate sewer pipes
- Degeneration caused by aging
- Neglect and lack of maintenance
- Buildup of grease, hair, sludge, and toilet paper
- Errors in installation or design
Solutions for Sewer Line Repair
Whenever you call us, we try to find a repair solution before replacing the sewer line. By using this alternative, the property owner saves time and money. The options we have for repairing damaged sewer lines will be discussed with you. Our preventative maintenance services can help homeowners prevent sewer line problems. Maintaining your pipes regularly is important to avoid problems. Drains and pipes should be cleaned regularly to prevent buildup on inner walls that cause backups. Our video and inspection services can detect minor problems before they become major ones. Learn more about these services by contacting our team today.
Replacement of Residential Sewer Lines
A full sewer line replacement will be necessary if none of the options to repair your sewer line resolve the problem. Trenchless sewer line installation causes minimal disruption to your property. We are always concerned about protecting your home, yard, and driveway. Although such a project may seem daunting, you'll be amazed at how little visual impact it has. Get an estimate for the cost of replacing a residential sewer line.
For emergency sewer line repair or replacement, call or contact us online for immediate help!
Frequently Asked Questions About Sewer Line Repairs
How do you know if your sewer line is damaged?
There are several signs that will indicate your sewer line is damaged. The most common sign is if you notice a foul odor coming from your drains or your yard. If you notice that your drains are slower than usual, this could be a sign of a blockage in your sewer line. Additionally, if you hear gurgling sounds in your toilet when you flush or use the sink, it is a good indication that there is a problem with your sewer line. It is recommended that you seek professional help as soon as possible if you notice any of these signs to prevent any further damage.
How serious is a crack in the sewer line?
A crack in your sewer line is a severe situation that should be taken care of immediately. If left unaddressed, it can cause sewage backup, leading to health hazards for you and your family. Additionally, sewage backup can cause damage to your property and the environment. Therefore, you should seek professional help as soon as you identify any crack in your sewer line.
How do you know when your sewer line needs to be replaced?
Several signs indicate that your sewer line needs to be replaced. One of the significant indications is continuous backups that don't seem to go away, even after several repairs. Also, if you notice that your water bill keeps increasing, it could be a sign of a leak in your sewer line. Additionally, if your sewer line is older than 50 years, it is recommended that you have it replaced as it may be deteriorating.
How long does it take to repair a sewer line?
The time it takes to repair a sewer line will depend on several factors, including the extent of the damage, the type of repair needed, and the professional you choose to work with. However, in general, repair of sewer line damage may take anywhere from a few hours to several days or weeks. It is, therefore, critical to seek professional help as soon as you notice any sewer line problems to prevent further damage and reduce the repair time.
For emergency sewer line repair or replacement, call or contact us online for immediate help!