Sewer & Septic
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How do I schedule a sewer repair?
To schedule a sewer repair, you can give us a call or text at 770-618-9971 or visit our website to book an appointment online. Our...
What constitutes a plumbing emergency?
A plumbing emergency is when there's an immediate threat to your health, safety, or property, like severe leaks, burst pipes, or sewage backups. If it...
How do I clean my P traps and drains?
To clean your P traps and drains, do this every month: Use specialized drain cleaning products to help kill bacteria and prevent odors. For extra...
Why are flushable wipes a problem for my plumbing?
Flushable wipes may seem convenient, but they can create major plumbing problems. They don't break down like toilet paper and can clog your sewage ejector...
How do I maintain my sewage ejector pump?
To keep your sewage ejector pump in good shape, regularly inspect it for clogs, wear, and ensure the float switch and check valve are functioning...
How can I prevent tree roots in my sewer line?
To prevent tree roots from invading your sewer line, consider planting trees away from your pipes and using root barriers. Regular maintenance and inspections can...
How often should I have a sewer scope inspection?
It's a good idea to have a sewer scope inspection done every few years, especially if you have older plumbing or have experienced repeated clogs....
Why do I need a sewer scope inspection?
A sewer scope inspection helps identify problems in your sewer line like blockages, cracks, or tree root intrusions. If you're facing frequent clogs or backups,...
What problems does a sewer scope inspection find?
A sewer scope inspection can reveal various problems like blockages, bellies, cracks, and tree root intrusions within your sewer line. It's particularly useful for diagnosing...
What should I do if I have sewage damage?
If you have sewage damage, act fast! It's a serious situation that can harm your health and home. First, avoid contact with the sewage and...
Why should I call a plumber for a sewer issue?
Calling a plumber for sewer issues is often the best choice because they have the training and tools to safely clear the line and address...
What are signs of a collapsed sewer line?
If you notice frequent drain clogs, gurgling toilets, persistent sewage odors, patches of unusually lush grass in your yard, or sewage backups, these could be...
What are signs of a blocked plumbing vent?
Signs of a blocked plumbing vent include slow drains, gurgling sounds from toilets or sinks, and unpleasant odors in your home. If you notice these...
What’s considered a plumbing emergency?
A plumbing emergency is any situation that poses an immediate risk to your health or property, like severe leaks, burst pipes, or sewage backups. Routine...
What is a sewage ejector pump?
A sewage ejector pump is designed to pump sewage and wastewater from lower levels of your home, like basements, up to the main sewer line...
How much does it cost to replace a sewer line?
The cost of replacing a sewer line can vary significantly based on factors like the length of the line, the depth of the line, utilities...
How to find a trustworthy plumber for sewer line replacement?
When looking for a plumber to replace your sewer line, check their reviews and ask for recommendations from friends or family. Make sure they have...
How can I prevent tree roots from blocking my sewer line?
To keep tree roots out of your sewer line, consider regular inspections and maintenance. You can also install root barriers or use chemical treatments to...
Why are there tree roots in my sewer line?
Tree roots can invade sewer lines looking for moisture. Even tiny cracks or leaks in the pipes can attract them. Drought conditions can exacerbate sewer...
How often should I get a sewer scope inspection?
It's a good idea to have a sewer scope inspection every couple of years, especially if you experience frequent clogs or slow drainage. If you...