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Traditional sewer pipe repair methods can be pricey and disruptive. It can require homeowners to dig up their landscaping, sidewalks, and even driveways and garages. The cost can skyrocket into the thousands. Fortunately, we have more options today than we did years ago. There are some new sewer replacement options that don’t require digging or tearing up your yard. They can also save you a lot of money. When Will My Sewer Pipes need to be replaced? No one can...

There are few tasks as distasteful as sewer cleaning, so hiring a professional could be the right solution for you. However, if you're not afraid of getting your hands dirty, there are some routine cleaning jobs that you can carry out yourself. Cleaning blockages, clearing vents and drainpipes will help the water to flow freely throughout your home. These preventative tasks and cleaning jobs will decrease the need to call out a reliable bathroom plumber and could save you a...

The pipes in your house connect to the city sewer system by sewer lines that run under the ground, through your yard. Your yard is probably also home to a variety of trees, shrubs, and bushes. This creates the potential for a problem. The roots of those trees and other plants are drawn to the sewer line. It seems gross to us, but for the trees and plants, the sewer line provides water, oxygen, and nutrients that they need. The...

Living in an area that provides municipal sewer service is an advantage for many homeowners, since you don’t have to worry about maintaining a septic tank on your own. If you have municipal sewer service, typically you are responsible for the sewer lines from your home to where they connect at the street. The city usually handles the maintenance and repair of the lines from the street to the end point of the sewer system. If you are experiencing troubles...

Sewer line repair is one repair that homeowners often dread, because it can mean digging up your whole yard to fix the sewer line. This incurs costs not just in the form of parts and labor for the sewer repair, but also to put your yard and landscaping back together after the sewer line repair is completed. Trenchless sewer repairs, like pipe relining, can provide a simpler alternative to traditional sewer line repair. A trenchless sewer repair doesn’t require digging...