Common Sewer Line Problems

Corroded Pipes

Over time, pipes can deteriorate due to corrosion, leading to leaks, blockages, and compromised water quality. Addressing corroded pipes promptly is essential to maintain the integrity of your plumbing system and prevent further damage.
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Fractured Pipes

Cracked or broken pipes can cause significant disruptions and potential property damage. Utilizing advanced trenchless technologies, fractured pipes can be repaired efficiently without the need for extensive excavation, restoring proper function swiftly.

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Old Pipes

Aging pipes are prone to issues such as leaks, reduced water pressure, and frequent blockages. Modern rehabilitation techniques can renew old piping systems, enhancing their performance and extending their lifespan without the hassle of complete replacements.

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Slow Drains

Experiencing sluggish drainage can be a sign of underlying blockages or pipe damage. Professional assessment and cleaning can identify the root cause, ensuring your drains return to optimal flow and preventing future issues.

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Orangeburg Pipes

Commonly installed in homes from 1945 to 1972, Orangeburg pipes are known for their tendency to deteriorate and collapse over time. Recognizing the signs of failing Orangeburg pipes, such as frequent backups and slow drains, is crucial for timely replacement and avoiding extensive property damage.
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Leaking Pipes

Leaks in your plumbing system can lead to water damage, mold growth, and increased utility bills. Early detection and repair of leaking pipes are vital to protect your property and maintain an efficient plumbing system.
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Tree Root Invasion

A tree root invasion is when tree roots invade your pipeline or your whole pipe system. This problem is often seen in aging pipeline systems, where small cracks or holes are beginning to form. When a tree root reaches these small cracks, they will begin to grow inside of your pipeline, causing the hole to expand and creating blockages in your system.

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Collapsed Pipes

Collapsed pipes are a common and frustrating problem to have. A collapsed pipe can prevent you from doing simple tasks such as showering and cleaning dishes, but what is more troubling is the risk it causes for your entire plumbing system. If not repaired quickly, the damaged site will expand and even impact your property’s interior. 

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Cracked Sewer Pipes

Cracked pipes are more complex than a simple clog and can be difficult to diagnose. If you have a cracked pipe, it could cause a variety of troubling symptoms and result in serious damage to your entire pipelining system. Some signs include: Foul odor, Mold/mildew, Recurring clogs, Recurring backups and high water bills.

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