Yuck. There isn’t much worse than having a backed-up sewer line. Gunk (and other unmentionables) coming up through your sink, toilet, and tub. Nobody wants that mess, or smell, or headache, or the cost and time to fix it. And it can sneak up on you too, if you’re not prepared. An inspection is never a bad idea, but when do you really need it?
A sewer line inspection is the definition of preventative maintenance. It may seem like everything’s ok, but even a minor problem in your sewer line could cost you major bucks. That’s why it’s a good idea to get your sewer checked out – especially for older homes and before purchasing a house.
SYMPTOMS OF A SEWER LINE ISSUE
Your sewer line is basically the opposite of your water line. Your water line brings water to your home, and your sewer line takes the waste away. However, the way problems happen and how you can detect them are pretty similar since they both involve underground pipes in your yard.
You should schedule a sewer inspection if:
- Water is backed up in showers, drains, sinks, toilets
- You hear a gurgling sound when water goes down drains or toilets
- Problems flushing, or limited water in the toilet bowl
- Bad smell
THE SOLUTION
If you notice any of these symptoms, contact Trenchless Replacement Specialists right away! Our state-of-the-art, non-invasive, no digging solution will get to the root (no pun intended) of your problem. We’re able to use a camera to run down the drain and figure out what’s going on. If pipe repairs are necessary, we’ve got that covered too… again, with no digging, drilling, noise, or tearing up your yard. Click here to read more about how our trenchless repairs can work for you. Give us a call at 432-580-7693 today!