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The earlier you respond to warning signs of clogged sewer and drains, the better chances you have of saving yourself from the costly and damaging plumbing problems. This is of course not to mention the dangers of having wastewater hang around your home and your family and quite possibly making its way to your potable water supply. What exactly are these red flags that every homeowner should be on the lookout for? Backed Up Drain or Toilet Have you ever...

Wouldn’t it be exciting to have some fairy dust that you can sprinkle and keep your sewer pipes healthy forever? Until that fairy tale becomes a reality, we have to accept the fact that sewer pipes will eventually leak at the seams and become cracked because of corrosion and other reasons. So does this mean that there is no way of keeping those pesky roots out of your sewer lines? Not necessarily so, because here are some ways that can...

Your sewer drain has to be cleaned out once in a while. Otherwise, it can get clogged up with debris or tree roots. If that happens, sewage can start backing up into your house. Obviously, nobody wants that to happen. That’s why it is important to have your sewer drain cleaned out. There are two main sewer drain cleaning options in Anaheim: hydro jetting or snaking. Scott English Plumbing offers both hydro jetting services and snaking services. We will come...

Your sewer and drain systems aren’t exactly glamorous, but they are definitely valuable.  You probably don’t think twice about them – until they malfunction, of course.  When you spy water or sewage backing up into your bathtub or get a clogged drain and can’t use your plumbing fixtures, you quickly realize what an important part of your home these plumbing components really are.  To keep your plumbing system in tip-top shape, check out these sewer and drain cleaning tips. Sewers...

A broken sewer line is the nightmare of any homeowner. Years ago, a broken sewer line meant that you had to have your entire yard torn apart in order to dig a trench to remove the old pipes and install new ones. While a broken sewer line still isn’t exactly a picnic, the repair options are much better than they used to be. Plumbers can now perform trenchless sewer repair, which means that they don’t have to dig up your...