Sewer Line Repair

Unclogging a main sewer line involves a series of steps that should be handled by a professional plumber. At Regional Plumbing, Heating & Air, our team first inspects the line using a camera to identify the blockage location. Depending on the nature of the blockage, we may use a hydro jetting method which involves using a high-pressure water stream to clear the line, or a mechanical rooter machine which can cut through roots and other debris. We follow these processes with another inspection to confirm that the line is fully clear.

Certain signs may indicate that your sewer line needs to be replaced. These include:

• Frequent or severe backups and blockages
• Sewer gas odor in or around your home
• Mold problem on your walls or ceilings
• Extra green and lush patches in your yard (could be a sign of leaking sewage)
• Sinkholes or indents in your yard
• Foundation cracks or sinkholes
• Pest infestation

If you’re experiencing any of these issues, it’s important to contact a professional plumber like Regional Plumbing, Heating & Air for an inspection as soon as possible.

Cleaning a sewer line often involves a process called hydro jetting. This process uses high-pressure water to effectively clean and clear out the build-up of debris, roots, and other obstructions inside the pipe. Another method could be using a mechanical snake, which is a tool that cuts through the clog. As professional plumbers, we always start with a camera inspection to identify the issue and choose the most suitable method for cleaning.

Pipe laying involves several steps that ensure the correct installation and functionality of your plumbing system. It starts with planning and preparation, including the design of the pipe network and the necessary permits. Excavation is then carried out to create trenches for the pipes. The pipes are laid down, connected, and tested for leaks. Once everything checks out, the trenches are filled and the site is restored. At Regional Plumbing, Heating & Air, we ensure a smooth and efficient pipe laying process.

Several issues could cause your toilet not to flush:

• Clogs: A blockage in the toilet or sewer line can prevent the toilet from flushing.
• Flapper Issues: The flapper creates a seal within the tank. If it’s damaged or warped, it won’t hold water, and the toilet won’t flush.
• Chain Problems: If the chain connecting the flapper to the flush lever is broken or too long, it can prevent the toilet from flushing.
• Low Water Levels: If the water level in your toilet tank is too low, there might not be enough water to flush the toilet.

If you’re experiencing problems with your toilet not flushing, we recommend calling a professional plumber to diagnose and fix the problem.