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Topics: Trenchless Technology, Video Sewer Inspection, Sewers

5 Steps Homeowners Can Take to Prevent a Sewer Backup

Posted by Express Sewer & Drain Team on Nov 17 2021

A sewer backup can be both cumbersome and expensive to fix. They also are very avoidable. With the right preventative maintenance, you can prevent a sewer backup and the other consequences that come with one. Read More

Topics: Video Sewer Inspection, Sewers

What is CCTV Sewer and Pipe Inspection, and How Does It Work?

Posted by William Heinselman on Nov 11 2020

It is often difficult to determine how severe sewer pipe damage is and where pipe damage is located without the use of pipe inspection cameras. If your home’s subterranean sewer pipes have been compromised by intrusion, poor installation, or natural elements, then contacting a trained plumbing specialist to inspect your pipes is a crucial first step. Read More

Topics: Sewers

Should I Convert From A Septic System to a Sewer System

Posted by William Heinselman on Oct 9 2020

All homes dispose of wastewater in one of two ways — a septic tank or a sewer line. While there are advantages and disadvantages to each, homeowners are typically not in a position to choose between the two. Read More

Topics: Sewers

Do You Know the Difference Between Septic Vs Sewer?

Posted by William Heinselman on Apr 22 2020

Homeowners. Commercial property owners. People looking to buy a house or find their next commercial property. No matter your situation, you need to know what wastewater system you’re using and what the difference is for each type. Read More

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Topics: Trenchless Technology, Pipe Lining, Sewers

Which Trees Cause the Most Pipe Damage?

Posted by William Heinselman on Mar 10 2020

While there are methods to restore pipe damage from tree roots, you can often make smarter landscaping decisions early on to avoid intrusions altogether. A lot of this depends on knowing where your underground pipelines lie, as well as what plant species require deep or wide roots - species to avoid if pipes run across or throughout your lawn, or are within a certain depth range. Read More

Topics: Sewers

8 Telltale Signs You Could Have a Broken Sewer Line

Posted by William Heinselman on Jan 20 2020

The old saying “out of sight, out of mind” isn’t very good advice when it comes to your household plumbing. After all, hidden leaks not only have the potential to run up your water bill and cause significant property damage; they can also lead to dangerous health problems when left unrepaired. For all these reasons, it’s good to identify and repair leaks as quickly as possible, especially when it comes to sewer pipes. Read More

Topics: Sewers

5 Warning Signs Your Sewer Pipes May Be Breaking

Posted by William Heinselman on Aug 20 2019

If you’re not a professional in the plumbing industry, chances are you aren’t likely to suspect when your pipes are breaking. Homeowners need to know what warning signs indicate corroded pipes that are at their breaking point. By not repairing your broken sewer pipes as soon as possible, you are setting yourself up for more costly and severe problems in the near future. Read More

Topics: Sewers

Will My Homeowners Insurance Cover a Broken or Damaged Sewer Pipe?

Posted by William Heinselman on Aug 13 2019

Here’s a question that plumbers hear all the time, usually after a damaged sewer pipe has wrought considerable damage to a homeowner’s property: Read More

Topics: Plumbing in Sacramento, Video Sewer Inspection, Sewers

Four Ways to Handle a Broken Sewage Pipe

Posted by William Heinselman on May 7 2019

Your home’s plumbing system brings clean, fresh water into the house and then carries out used water through a sewer line. When a sewer line breaks, however, this flow comes to a screeching halt. Early detection can help manage a broken sewer line, but prevention remains the best way to keep your drains clear, clean, and flowing properly. Read More

Topics: Trenchless Technology, Sewers

How Affordable is Trenchless Pipe Repair Vs Traditional Repair?

Posted by William Heinselman on May 2 2019

If there’s one problem that every homeowner dreads, it’s the prospect of discovering faulty or damaged pipes somewhere on their property. Whether it’s a water or sewer line, broken pipes can cause a number of problems if they’re left unattended for too long. Traditionally, the digging required to repair or replace these pipes was a major undertaking that could last for several days and inflict significant property damage. Today, however, trenchless technology allows experienced plumbing contractors to do the same work in a fraction of the time with minimal digging. Read More

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5 Steps Homeowners Can Take to Prevent a Sewer Backup

What is CCTV Sewer and Pipe Inspection, and How Does It Work?

Should I Convert From A Septic System to a Sewer System

Do You Know the Difference Between Septic Vs Sewer?

Which Trees Cause the Most Pipe Damage?

8 Telltale Signs You Could Have a Broken Sewer Line

5 Warning Signs Your Sewer Pipes May Be Breaking

Will My Homeowners Insurance Cover a Broken or Damaged Sewer Pipe?

Four Ways to Handle a Broken Sewage Pipe

How Affordable is Trenchless Pipe Repair Vs Traditional Repair?

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