PROFESSIONAL GREENSBORO SEWER LINE REPLACEMENT SERVICE

If your sewer line is more than 50 years old or when it's failing to function more appropriately than usual, then it's time to start thinking about replacing it. The pipe can become brittle, causing cracks or leaks in the line. It can also become clogged with roots from trees or other plants that have grown into the ground near your property. These roots can grow through your pipe, cause severe damage to your home's foundation, and create a health hazard by allowing waste water to leak into the soil around your home.

Here are some warning signs that indicate that you need sewer line replacement:

• A bad smell coming from under your sink or toilet
• The water in your toilet bowl is overflowing
• Water slowly leaks from under your house or into the yard
• You notice slow drainage
• Your yard is too soft or wet
• You've noticed that your water bill has risen unexpectedly

Trenchless pipe replacement involves digging up only the section of pipe that needs to be replaced. This means you can keep your lawn, shrubs, and trees intact while repairing or replacing your sewer lines. The process is comparatively more efficient and cost-effective than the traditional trench-digging method because it causes less damage to your property.

Your sewer lines are the lifeline of your home, so it's important that they stay clean and free from debris. Suppose you want to keep your sewer lines clean. In that case, we recommend scheduling preventative maintenance services once every year or two by a professional plumber to prevent any blockages or clogs from occurring. We can help you clean up your yard if there are any issues with roots growing into your pipes or other damage caused by erosion or flooding.

The best way to prevent roots from growing into your pipes is by installing root barriers around your home. A root barrier can help prevent roots from growing into the pipes. It is usually made of Plastic sheets, corrugated fiberglass, and fabric that are buried atleast 3 feet underground.