Denton Sewer Pipe Repair and Replacement

Sewer Pipe Leak Detection Services

our plumbers only utilize the best techniques and equipment to identify the problems with your sewer pipe system. The most suitable plan of action for your sewer pipe repair or replacement will be chosen once we've identified the issue.

Sewer Camera Inspection

To get a real-time view of the sewer line, our plumber will insert a tiny camera. With such a camera inspection, we'll be able to view the state of the line and pinpoint the exact spot where the issue is. We'll also be able to tell what's causing it—corrosion damage, root growth, offset joints, or anything else.

Smoke Testing

Using smoke testing, we can identify harmful sewer gasses seeping from your system and pinpoint other issues. To find leaks or breaches in the sewer system, we pump smoke through your home and follow its departure path. This is especially helpful if your home's walls get a leak of sewer gas from the pipe.

The Signs of Sewer Pipe Damage

If you don't fix a broken or leaky sewer line, your health could be in danger, and you could seriously harm your home and assets. If any of the following warning signs of sewer line damage appear, give CW Service Pros a call right away to schedule an appointment with a licensed local Denton plumber.

Signs of sewer pipe issues include:

• Sewage backup and obstruction – A sewer backup in your home can be one of the tell-tell signs of a sewer pipe issue
• Sluggish drains – You may have a damaged or broken sewer line if the water in your sinks and toilets does not drain smoothly or quickly enough. When you flush, a good indicator often appears as a gurgling in the toilet bowl.
• Fresh fissures in your foundation – Damage to your foundation is one indication a professional plumber needs to examine your sewer system. This is usually the result of a major issue going unattended for an extended period.
• Freshly green patches of grass – Sections of your yard's grass can grow faster and healthier than the rest when a sewer pipe breaks and leaks into it
• Indentations in the lawn – A broken sewer line will leak extra water into your yard, causing the surface of the soil to erode and leaving indentations
• A rise in pests within and around the house – Due to the nature of sewage leaks, certain pests are attracted to it as a food source
• Visible pools of sewage waste – These can appear in your yard, around your foundation, or escaping. The cleanouts in the front flower bed are one of the best areas to look.
• Unexplained, unpleasant odors – Sewage leaks will smell bad
• New growth around your house – A broken sewer line can bring in more moisture and lead to new growth. Take a close look at the ceilings and the first floor.

Never disregard early warning signs of a sewer pipe problem. Contacting a plumber is a safer option than waiting until your home has sustained significant damage.