Sewer Line Services in Richmond Hill and Nearby Areas

The slightest damage to your sewer line can be the beginning of a serious problem regarding the fate of your wastewater. If the sewer lines can’t transport it, it will stay under your property, bubbling up at inconvenient times and creating chaos in your yard. Mr. Rooter Plumbing can provide sewer line inspections and repairs at an affordable price and with an affable smile. However, it may be beneficial for you to know some common sewer line problems that can occur, as well as some ideas on how to solve those problems:

• Clogged Sewer Lines: Some surefire signs that your sewer lines are clogged are when your toilets will not flush, and wastewater is gurgling up from the drains in your sinks, showers, and tubs. It can get disastrous before it gets better. Unlike a normal drain clog, a sewer line clog reroutes the wastewater that can’t get through and sends it elsewhere. If you plunge your bathroom sink, believing it to be fixed, that wastewater may back up in another sink or bathtub.
  • We recommend using our advanced HydroScrub^® jetting services to blast through the clog and get your sewer lines moving freely.
• Cracked Sewer Lines: Dealing with a clogged sewer line can be annoying, but dealing with a cracked sewer line can be viciously expensive. One distinct sign of a cracked sewer line is the sudden appearance of lush green grass growing in your yard that you did not plant yourself. When a sewer line is cracked, the leaking wastewater gets into the nutrients in your soil and makes your grass grow beautifully. It may be good for the grass but terrible for you and your family.
  • Sewer line repair can be very invasive to your property, as a section of the piping may need to be entirely replaced. However, Mr. Rooter Plumbing offers trenchless sewer repair, which avoids destroying your landscaping. Contact us to discover if trenchless sewer repair is a possibility for your property.
• Sewer Line Collapse: This is the most severe sewer line problem. If your sewer line has collapsed due to a deterioration of pipes or excessive pressure, you will notice it quickly. Nearly all of your drains will be backed up, you’ll notice extensive foul smells all over your property, and there may even be sinkholes around you. A sewer line collapse can pose a real environmental hazard that could harm your health.
  • If the line has collapsed, the whole thing will likely need to be replaced. The traditional way could be very invasive, but the trenchless method could be fairly non-disruptive. It depends entirely on your situation and the opinion of our plumbing professionals.