Residential Sewer System Backups in baltimore, MD

We use an innovative, advanced trenchless method to repair sewer system backups. We don’t need to dig up your lawn or demolish walls or structures to get to your sewer pipes. Instead, we start with a plumbing video camera inspection to determine the source, location, and extent of your plumbing problem. We will then recommend one of these trenchless sewer system backup repair solutions:

• Plumbing Rooter Plus Drain Cleaning - We use a powerful plumbing rooter to break apart debris, organic matter, tree roots, and other sludge from your sewer pipes. We then flush out the debris into your city’s sewer system, so your sewer line flows freely again.
• Pressurized Hydro Jetting - For more stubborn problems, we can use pressurized water jets to flush debris out of your sewer line and into the city’s sewer system.
• Permanent Pipe Relining - Our permanent pipe relining system creates a new pipe inside of your old one, without requiring trenching. We insert a quick-hardening pipe sleeve that expands and seals up cracks, breaks, and leaks.
• Hydraulic Pipe Bursting - When pipe relining won’t work, we can use hydraulics to burst apart old and broken sewer pipes so we can seamlessly install new pipes.

Once we have repaired your sewer line, we recommend that you schedule regular sewer line maintenance to prevent another sewer system backup from occurring in the future. We offer an Advantage Plan that makes it easier for our customers to keep up with routine plumbing maintenance, like inspections, drain cleaning, and general plumbing repairs. This can prevent grease, debris, and other solid materials from building up in your pipes and causing clogged drains and other problems.

Sewer Backup Prevention

You can take a few simple steps to prevent a sewer system backup on your property. Use these tips to help prevent problems with your sewer system:

• Only flush toilet paper
• Don’t plant trees and shrubs near sewer lines or laterals
• Keep your sewer lines clear from roots
• Don’t pour fats, oils, or grease down your drains
• Consider pipe relining if you have old or damaged pipes
• Schedule regular sewer line inspections
• Fix plumbing problems right away
• Ask a professional if you should install an exterior cleanout, a sewer backup valve, or you should elevate the house drain