Damage to sewer lines can cause messy and expensive repairs. That’s why you should watch out for signs of damage and repair sewer lines before it’s too late.
Here’s what you need to know about your sewer lines and the repair options:
Reasons Sewer Lines Become Damaged
There are a number of things that can cause your sewer lines to become damaged. The most common reasons include:
- Tree roots that can grow around the pipes (here’s how you can save your sewer from invading tree roots)
- Rusted pipes
- Clogged pipes (Tip: Don’t pour cooking oil and grease down your kitchen sink. Pour into containers and throw in the trash instead.)
The Signs of Damage
Be on the lookout for these main signs of sewer line damage:
- Smelly odors
- Pools of water
- Clogs, especially multiple clogs throughout the home
- Water leaks or mold inside the home
The Repair Options
Pipe Lining is a less invasive, and therefore less expensive, option to repair damaged pipes before a problem worsens. And this prevents the need for digging up your yard or driveway! As a certified Perma-liner installer, we can fix your sewer line from the inside out.
Are your sewer pipes broken, cracked, or continually have roots that are impacting them? Call or at 1-800-649-3877 or request a service to determine the best course of action for you and your home.
