While plumbing issues are never welcomed, problems with your sewer line are definitely something you likely don’t want to deal with. If you notice a problem, book an appointment with a professional as soon as possible to inspect and repair the issue. Call our knowledgeable professionals at West Plumbing LLC. When we arrive at your Chandler, AZ home we will provide clean and tidy services and offer flat-rate pricing.
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Common Causes of Sewer Line Problems
Unfortunately, you might encounter an issue with your sewer line at your Maricopa county property. Some common problems can include:
- Blockages in drains that clog the line.
- Corrosive soil that causes the line to deteriorate.
- Cracks in the line.
- Shifting of the earth that causes the lines to collapse.
- Signs of aging.
- Tree roots that are interfering with the line.
- Problems with your septic tank.
- Issues during a major construction project that interfere with the line.
Signs Your Sewer Line Needs Repairs
If a problem does occur in your sewer line, your best defense is to find it as soon as possible. Watch for these signs that can indicate your line needs repairs:
- Your drains are slow to empty or don’t empty out at all.
- You have multiple drains that are clogged at one time.
- You smell sewage in or around your property.
- You hear bubbling sounds when you use the sink or flush the toilet.
- You see standing water around the sewer line.
- You have water backing up out of your tubs, toilets, and sinks.
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How To Prevent Sewer Line Issues
The best way to deal with a sewer line issue is to avoid having it altogether. You can prevent issues from occurring by following these tips:
- Be aware of what you can put down your drains and toilet. Some items to avoid include hygienic products, diapers, cooking grease, oils, and even some types of toilet paper.
- Locate and mark your sewer lines before performing a large excavation or construction project in your yard.
- Keep trees with large root systems as far away from sewage lines as possible.
- Put screens in your sinks, showers, and bathtubs to prevent debris from going down the drain.