Faucets and Disposals
Toilets (new, repair & rebuild)
Sewer and Drain Cleaning
Gas Logs/Stove Installation
Tankless Water Heaters
De-Lime and De-Scale Tankless Water Heaters
Our plumbing drainage system is composed of a drain, waste and vent line. Plumbing drain pipes slope downwards and remove wastewater from plumbing fixtures with the force of gravity. From shower drains to bathtub drains and kitchen sink drains - a drain line links each plumbing fixture to a sanitary sewer that transports all wastewater away from the home and into a city sewer facility or septic system. Each drain must be properly vented or at least served by a pipe to raise sewer gasses out through the roof.
Waste water drains away from plumbing fixtures and out of buildings by the force of gravity and via the down sloping Drain-Waste-Vent system. DWV pipes carry wastewater into a sanitary sewer - from there wastewater travels into a main sewer line connected to a city sewer facility or septic tank. Build up of waste products as well as root intrusion can create small to large scale obstacles in the sewer line plumbing. Sewage stoppages, overflows and back-ups are distinctive drain pipe plumbing emergencies that threaten human health and natural environment.
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Common Sewer Plumbing Problems are Tree Root Intrusions. roots tend to grow towards damp sources such as underground sewer pipes, Spreading tree roots crack and plug sewer pipes with hairy roots and trapping waste matter passing through. Overtime masses of debris and roots plug sewer pipes and prevent wastewater from flowing toward the main sewage treatment facility. Consequently sewage will reverse directions and backflow into buildings.
Sewer Backed up?
Improper disposal of diapers, hygiene products, wet towels and more in toilets result in stubborn clogs in main sewer lines. Instead of flowing in one direction from home to sanitary sewer and main, at the point of obstruction sewage will reverse direction and backup into homes. Sewer backups are unpleasant and contaminate homes with waste matter.
Sewer Gas Odors?
Drain traps contain water seals that block offensive gas odors from entering homes. Sewer gases invade homes through drains without water seals. Water seal evaporation usually occurs in floor drains not used frequently. Pouring a gallon of water down a drain will reestablish the water seal and solve the problem of indoor sewer odors.