Sewer Line Drain Cleaning

Are you experiencing a stubborn clog, a backup or drainage issues? Our team will professionally clean your sewer drain lines to clear up a wide range of sewage problems and get your plumbing systems flowing smoothly again.

Reasons to Have Your Sewer Drain Line Cleaned

Most people don’t think about their sewage systems and sewer lines until it’s too late. When things are running smoothly, it’s easy to forget that our sewer drain lines are crucial to keeping our plumbing systems running smoothly. If you have a particularly stubborn clog, a backup that seems to be stemming from deep in your plumbing system, inexplicable drainage issues or overwhelming sewage smells, your home or commercial space could benefit from a sewer line drain cleaning.

Sewer Drain Line Cleaning Services

If you’re experiencing any of the aforementioned plumbing problem, we’re here to help solve them. Whether you’re having issues in your house or commercial building, our plumbers will pinpoint whether your sewer line issues are stemming from the main line, the branch line or the plumbing stack.

Once the issue is identified, we will determine whether or not a sewer line drain cleaning will solve your problem, or if repairs or replacements will be necessary. If your plumbing stack needs repairing, or a new drain line needs to be installed, our experienced plumbers will get the job done quickly and professionally so your space is back to normal as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Hot Water Tank Questions

What is the sewer line compared to the rest of the plumbing lines in a home?

The sewer line, also referred to as the main line, leads all of the waste water from your home to a municipal sewer system or a septic system. There are branch lines that stem from the sewer line and connect to the home’s various appliances and fixtures.

What is a plumbing stack?

A home’s plumbing stack is the central hub from which all of the plumbing lines and fixtures stem from. The plumbing stack carries waste to a septic tank or public or municipal sewer, as well as pushes harmful sewage gases outside.

How long do sewer lines last?

Sewer lines can last anywhere from 50-100 years, depending on the pipe material that was used and how the building was constructed.

How do I know if my sewer lines need to be replaced?

Signs that your sewer line may need to be replaced include drains that are no longer draining, gurgling noises coming from drains or the toilet, puddles or soft spots in your yard accompanied by lush green spots of grass or vegetation, mold on the walls and a growing numbers of pests. If you notice any of these issues, contact a professional plumber right away.

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At Lenox Plumbing, we want our customers to feel comfortable making any repairs or replacements exactly when they need to. That’s why we offer flexible financing options so plumbing problems don’t have to break the bank.