Mesa Sewer Line Repair
The function of a sewer line is to get waste out of your home and business and carry it into the main municipal system Malfunctioning or broken sewer lines can cause significant structural, environmental, and financial damage if left unchecked. A Mesa sewer line technician that is experienced and knowledgeable may be able to give a property owner greater peace of mind, by efficiently diagnosing and repairing the problem. Peace of mind and efficient service are exactly what Smith Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, has been providing to customers since 1968.
We serve the entire Valley area, both its English and Spanish-speaking communities, with 24/7 service.
Smith Plumbing, Heating and Cooling is available 24/7 and we aim for same-day service. Call us at (480) 827-9111 or through filling out our online contact form today.
How Sewer Lines Work
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Sewer lines can be in different locations, depending on the structure of the property and the plumbing system. Common placement is near the foundation of the house itself, or near the street, where public and private plumbing come together.
Depending on the location, tree roots can cause damage to sewer lines if they are left unchecked or not managed properly. This is because the roots of trees are constantly searching for moisture and nutrients, which can be found in the form of sewage flowing through pipes. In extreme cases, tree roots can even penetrate the piping material itself which can cause extensive damage that may require replacing large sections of the system.
The age of the pipes will also be a factor in how well the sewer lines work. The older the pipes, the more vulnerable they will be to cracks and corrosion. And then there’s the potential problem that property owners can control themselves—watching what gets flushed down the toilet. Paper towels are a prime example of something that can clog up a system and require the services of a Mesa sewer line professional.
Contact Smith Plumbing, Heating and Cooling today by calling (480) 827-9111 or through filling out our online contact form. We offer free estimates.
Warning Signs of Sewer Line Damage
Early detection is important with any problem and sewer line damage is no different.
Here are some hints that there might be a problem:
- Foul Odors: Unpleasant smells around the drainage pipes, or near areas where there are no obvious sources of contamination, could be a sign of sewage backing up in the lines.
- Slow Drains: This might not seem like an issue at first but if left unchecked can turn into something more serious. Make sure any slow draining showers, baths or sinks are investigated immediately as this could be due to blockages that require professional attention.
- Gurgling Noises: If you hear loud gurgling noises coming from inside your pipes then this could mean that air is being forced out by an obstruction or blockage in the system.
- Lush Green Grass: Don’t take it out on the messenger, but that bright green lawn might be because the sewer line is leaking, and the extra water underneath the grass is helping the lawn look the fairway at a golf course. Unless there’s been lawn care efforts above and beyond what have been done recently, the greener-than-normal grass might be coming at a heavy cost.
Our Mesa Sewer Line Repair Pros Can Help
Sewer line damage left untreated can result in cracks in the foundation of a house, leaving lasting damage to property values. Other consequences include contaminated soil, causing both environmental damage and health hazards for those on the property. Smith Plumbing, Heating and Cooling has been helping property owners solve these problems for over 50 years.
Call today at (480) 827-9111 or contact us online to set up a consultation.
