Unravel the Mysteries of Sewer Health

Our plumbing experts are educated to examine your sewer system meticulously, prioritizing minimizing collateral harm. Embracing the cutting-edge technique known as "cured-in-place pipe," we employ a forward-thinking approach. This method involves the introduction of a flexible pipe liner coated with a resin that solidifies to create a seamless, rust-resistant pipe within your existing infrastructure. Through this process, we verify the utmost efficiency in waste disposal.

During our inspection, our specialists will scrutinize the soil composition, ascertain the subterranean pipe's depth, and meticulously assess the extent of damage afflicting your sewer system. We take pride in providing budget-friendly solutions, with our trenchless sewer line repair typically reducing costs by 30%-50% compared to conventional excavation techniques. At BIG B's, we present a comprehensive array of choices for your sewer line restoration, empowering you to make an informed selection.

The Lowdown on Pipe Bursting

Not all situations warrant trenchless sewer line replacement when confronted with damaged sewer lines. Before embarking on a quest to disrupt your picturesque landscape, consider an alternative path: pipe bursting. This ingenious method involves threading a new pipe through the existing one while disengaging the old pipeline. The best part? Typically, only two access points are necessary, providing minimal disturbance to your outdoor surroundings. In unique scenarios where neither sewer line qualifies for replacement, excavation becomes essential. Premium materials like acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) or polyvinyl vinyl chloride (PVC) pipes come into play as substitutes. With PVC pipes boasting a life expectancy of 80 to 100 years and ABS pipes offering a lifespan of 70 to 80 years, you can breathe easily, knowing your sewer system can endure the test of time.

Are Your Plumbing Systems Causing Concern? Look for These Warning Signs!

Don't let dated plumbing infrastructure wreak havoc in your household. Familiarize yourself with the telltale indicators of a failing sewer line and spare yourself from potential financial and property-related disasters.

Detecting Unusual Odors: A Cause for Alarm?

If you start noticing unpleasant odors resembling sewage gas within your residence or yard, it could signify the presence of a damaged sewer line. While it might initially seem like a minor nuisance, homeowners should recognize that a compromised sewer main can lead to significant property damage and health hazards for their household. When these odors become apparent, promptly contact a sewer line repair specialist to evaluate the situation and implement necessary measures before the condition exacerbates.

Are Your Drains Sluggish?

Sluggish drainage across various parts of your home often points toward an underlying problem with the drainage system. While a single clogged drain might not immediately raise concerns, if the issue is rooted in the sewer pipeline, there's a fair chance that it's directly linked to the sewer line. This issue is a red flag, indicating a potential requirement for a thorough investigation and suitable measures to resolve the matter.

Tree Roots: Underground Nuisance?

The presence of tree roots can create significant and persistent challenges for the stability and functionality of the sewer system. Even a minor crack in a sewer pipe can invite tree roots to thrive on raw sewage, potentially causing blockages and damage. While some homeowners may choose to remove the roots, remember that they will likely return unless they take further action. To prevent root intrusion, homeowners should contemplate repairing the cracks in the sewer pipe or eliminating the roots. Furthermore, swift and appropriate action is needed to address these issues for the long-term upkeep of the sewer system.

Excessively Lush Grass: A Telltale Sign?

An unusually vibrant green patch on your lawn could indicate a damaged sewer pipe. This damage can inadvertently fertilize your lawn with raw sewage, leading to adverse consequences. Address this issue promptly and take remedial measures to prevent further harm and restore your lawn's health.