Sewer

Sewer problems can be caused by various factors, including blockages caused by debris and buildup, tree root intrusion into pipes, and aging or deteriorating pipes. These issues can lead to slow drains, backups, and even sewage spills, creating health and safety hazards for homeowners. Regular maintenance and prompt repairs can help prevent sewer problems from occurring.

Diagnosing a sewer problem typically involves a thorough inspection of the system. This can include using specialized cameras to look for blockages, leaks, or other issues. Once the problem is identified, we can recommend the best action to repair the sewer system.

Whether a damaged sewer line needs to be repaired or replaced depends on the extent and nature of the damage. In some cases, minor cracks or leaks can be repaired using specialized techniques such as pipe lining or pipe bursting. However, if the damage is severe and extensive, or there is significant corrosion, replacement may be necessary.

Sewer cleaning and maintenance involves the removal of debris, sediment, and other materials from your plumbing system to prevent blockages and backups. Professional plumbers typically use specialized tools and techniques such as hydro jetting and drain snaking to clear out clogs and ensure proper flow. Regular sewer maintenance can help avoid costly repairs and ensure the longevity of your plumbing system.

Preventing sewer problems can be as simple as being mindful of what goes down your drains. Avoid flushing non-degradable items like wipes, grease, and oil. Regularly scheduling professional maintenance, such as sewer line cleaning, can also help prevent issues from arising.