Sewer Line Repair Services in the Greater Philadelphia Area

Do you suspect your home has a damaged main sewer line? City Plumbing can help! We have three full time master plumbers on staff to handle all your sewer repair needs.

If you’ve never had to think about your home’s sewer line, that’s because either you’ve never taken on renovations or your sewer line has never been damaged. If the answer is the latter, consider yourself lucky. However, there will come a day when for the first time you have to think about what happens after you’ve flushed the toilet. Luckily, you don’t have to deal with it alone! City Plumbing is here to provide quality main sewer line repair and replacement services to the greater Philadelphia, PA area.

Looking for easy ways to avoid sewer line repair issues? Keep up with your routine drain cleaning, and never worry about blockage or damage again!

Signs Your Sewer Line Is Damaged

When your main sewer line is damaged, your home’s daily routine is thrown off in a major way. Say goodbye to effectively flushing toilets or washing dishes in the kitchen sink. Some of the most common indications that your home has a damaged line include:

  • You Smell It: If you smell sewer gas in or around your home, there’s a good chance something is wrong with your main sewer line.
  • Slow Drains: Pipe blockages will cause the sinks, tubs, and toilets in your home to drain slowly. However, if all of the drains in your home seem clogged, this is evidence of a bigger issue. Your sewer line itself can be suffering from blockages or may have been infiltrated by tree roots.
  • Wet Spots in the Yard: If you notice that your lawn is soggy or flooded, this could indicate that a leak in your main sewer line has occurred. Another common occurrence is discolored patches in your lawn that are lusher or greener in certain areas. This can negatively affect your home’s infrastructure and also create a breeding ground for rodents and insects.
  • Your Drains Are Clogged: If you have more than one drain in your home that is clogged or experiencing backups, this could indicate that there is an issue with your home’s main sewer line.

Sewer line repair services should always be handled by a professional plumbing company; however, it’s important as a homeowner to be aware of common signs, so you can quickly address your concerns before they become major emergencies.