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Title: Avoid Sewer Line Repairs


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Avoid Sewer Line Repairs
By - https//allutahplumbing.com/
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  • Any homeowner can feel anxious and stressed
    out by a sewer problem. You, the homeowner are
    responsible for your main sewage lines. These
    pipes connect your home to the main sewage line
    of your city or your septic tank. Find out the
    causes and symptoms of a problem, and what you
    can expect when you have to replace or repair
    your sewer line

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Common Causes of Sewer Line Damage
  • Corroded pipes
  • Cast iron and steel pipes are more susceptible to
    corrosion than cast iron. This is due to calcium
    and magnesium buildup from regular wear. Corroded
    pipes can lead to cracks and leakage if they are
    not treated. Repairs of this nature can be
    costly.

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  • Moving Ground
  • Ground shifts can be caused by freezing, thawing,
    or other natural causes. This could cause sewage
    lines to crack and collapse.

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  • Tree Roots
  • As they grow, tree roots follow water sources.
    Because they contain liquid waste, roots are
    naturally attracted to sewage lines. Tree roots
    can wrap around pipes and cause clogging
    weakness, or even a complete break. Clay sewage
    pipes are the most vulnerable pipes to tree root
    damage. Clay pipes are most commonly found in
    older homes.

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  • Blockages/Clogs
  • Sewer pipes can be clogged by grease, food, hair,
    and other foreign items. These items can block
    drains and are difficult to dissolve.
  • Sewer Line Damage, Signs of Needed Repair
  • Water Damage
  • Mold growth on walls and floors is one of the
    most obvious signs of water damage. This could
    indicate a clogged sewer line.

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  • Sewage Odor
  • A sewage odor could be a sign that the main
    sewage line has sprung a leak. Sewer odors can be
    caused by broken sewage near the foundation wall.
    A home odor could indicate a blockage in the
    piping or a restriction.
  • Flooded or Bad Smelling Yard
  • A sewage line that is not buried below the ground
    can cause water to seep into the grass and create
    a pool. Sometimes, sewage gas can seep through
    the soil and cause a foul-smelling yard.

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  • Multiple Drains Block
  • If multiple drains are clogging, then the main
    sewage line will be blocked. A gurgling sound
    coming from the toilets is the most obvious sign
    of severe blockage. This is caused by air being
    pushed up the line due to a blockage. Schedule a
    service repair with your local All Utah Plumbing
    technicians.

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Diagnosis
  • First, you need to determine what's causing it.
    This can be done with a rodding machine or a
    hydrojetter. Once the line has been cleared, a
    camera inspection will be done to check for
    cracks or other issues. The permanent solution to
    any problem in your sewer pipes is to repair or
    replace them and prevent future problems.
  • Maintenance and Annual Inspections
  • To avoid slow drains or blocked drains, annual
    drain cleaning is the best method to keep your
    sewage lines clean. Our technician can inspect
    the sewer lines during drain cleaning to find any
    issues to repair.

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  • Take Trees and Bushes away from the Sewer Line
  • Repairs can be difficult due to the proximity
    of trees or bushes to sewer lines.
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  • Avoid Clogs
  • Don't flush toilet paper, wipes, or any other
    hygiene products down your toilet. Never pour
    grease down the kitchen sink. Only allow soft
    foods that you would give to a baby to go down
    the kitchen sink and into the disposal. Do not
    use acid-based drain cleaning solutions, you may
    have to repair your pipes from this.
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