If you need a sewer repair, you need:
- A reputable, experienced plumbing company
- A written estimate (with no dispatch fee)
- Same day scheduling
- Financing options
Aaron Plumbing Heating and Cooling is the local, professional, family owned & operated company you can trust with your sewer repair.
Questions Our Customers Frequently Ask About Their Sewer Repair:
A: Itโs not uncommon to find roots in sewer lines. Tree roots are naturally drawn to sources of water and nutrients, and your sewer line can provide them with both. Over time, roots can infiltrate small cracks or joints in the pipes, causing blockages and potentially leading to sewer line damage.
A: There are several reasons why your sewer line may develop cracks. Factors such as aging pipes, ground movement, or excessive pressure from heavy objects above the sewer line can lead to cracks. Additionally, freezing and thawing cycles during colder months can cause the pipes to expand and contract, which may weaken the material and result in cracks.
A: If your sewer line has a belly, it means that a section of the pipe has sunk or sagged, creating a low spot. This can result in a โbellyโ or dip in the line, causing a backup of wastewater and debris. A belly can occur due to soil erosion, ground settling, or poor installation. Itโs important to address this issue promptly to prevent further complications and potential sewage backups.
A: โProper fallโ refers to the correct slope or gradient of your sewer line. A sewer line should be installed with a slight downhill slope to allow gravity to assist in the smooth flow of wastewater from your property to the main sewer line or septic tank. If the slope is inadequate, known as improper fall, it can lead to standing water, slow drainage, and potential blockages. Ensuring a proper fall during sewer line installation or repairs is crucial for optimal performance.
A: Cast iron sewer pipes can pose certain challenges over time. While cast iron is a durable material, it is susceptible to deterioration and corrosion over an extended period. Over time, the inner lining of the pipe may erode, leading to reduced flow capacity and potential blockages. Additionally, older cast iron pipes may have joints that can weaken or develop leaks. If you have an older property with cast iron sewer pipes, itโs important to monitor their condition and address any signs of deterioration or issues promptly.
Call today for your free sewer line repair estimate.
Why Choose Aaron Plumbing to help with your sewer repair?
We handle each call like it is the only one we have. Our focus on customer satisfaction is a key ingredient to the peace of mind we pass along to you.