Your sewer lines are what carry wastewater away from your home and into a septic tank or cesspool. Since waste is involved, you don't want to ignore issues with this part of your home. From nasty smells to suddenly green yards, here are signs you need professional sewer repair services.
If you're about to move into an older home, have a thorough plumbing inspection and watch out for signs of a damaged sewer. Homes built before 1970 are more likely to have damaged or cracked sewers, according to Rocket Mortgage. Damage often shows up through drain issues, such as loud noises. Look out for bubbling or gurgling sounds when water is draining from your sinks or showers. You may also notice slow drainage when you flush the toilet or bathe.
If your water usage hasn't increased, you may be shocked to have increasingly high bills. Unfortunately, that can happen whenever you have a leak, such as in your sewer line. According to the EPA, Americans waste billions of gallons of water annually, and much of that waste comes from leaks. Keep an eye on your water meter and watch for irregularities. Prompt sewer repair can help you save money.
It's natural to want a super green yard. However, you should be cautious when it's too lush and green in patches. These very lush patches, especially if oversaturated with water, could be the result of a leak in your sewer that has made it to the surface.
Is there a nasty odor lingering on your property even after you clean your home? Unfortunately, one of the worst side effects of sewer issues is the resulting smells. After all, the sewage contains human waste, so it's not going to produce a fresh odor you can live with.
Don't hesitate to contact professionals when you need
sewer repair. Your sewer system is supposed to remove waste from your home, so you don't want to risk that waste backing up onto your property. Luckily, we're an experienced owner-operated company that can assist you. You benefit from a guarantee, as well as a 5% discount for veterans and seniors. Contact EJK Construction LLC today to help protect your sewer.
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