Your plumbing system plays a huge role in your home. Washing clothes, showering, and using the loo all become exponentially more feasible when your pipes and appliances are working properly.
When they aren’t, it’s best to hire a professional Plumbing Service Group Santa Ana CA to take care of the problem quickly. Look for a plumber with extensive experience and good reviews.
Clogged Drains
When a drain clog forms, it can quickly turn into an emergency situation. If the clog is not removed promptly, it can lead to flooding and water damage. Additionally, a clogged drain can promote the growth of bacteria and cause foul smells in your home.
A clogged drain can be caused by food waste, grease, hair, soap scum, or other debris that builds up over time in your pipes. In many cases, this is a sign that it’s time to call for professional help.
When looking for a plumber, make sure that they have the necessary credentials and experience to address your needs. You can find out if they are licensed and insured by checking online reviews and asking for recommendations from friends and family members. You should also look for a 24-hour plumber with fast response times, especially during emergencies. Additionally, a plumber should offer a wide range of services to cover all your plumbing needs.
Sewer Backups
The sight of sewage backing up into your sinks, tubs and toilets isn’t just gross; it’s also dangerous. Raw sewage contains harmful bacteria and viruses that can make you sick, so it’s important to avoid contact with it whenever possible.
Small sewage backups that affect only one drain are often simple clogs caused by hair, grease or foreign objects that were flushed down the toilet (or your two-year-old’s fascination with what will and won’t go down the drain). But a more serious sewer backup could involve your entire waste line.
A broken line, tree root infiltration, blockage from material deterioration and other issues can all cause a backup. When this happens, you’ll need to call a plumber right away for emergency repairs. You may also need to discard anything in your home that can’t be cleaned thoroughly, such as carpet pads, books, mattresses, cloth upholstery and unpainted drywall.
Sewer Repair
Your plumbing and sewer lines are the core of your home, making it possible to wash clothes, take a shower or use the loo. But clogs and other issues can put them under strain. When this happens, it’s a good idea to get a plumbing professional in to do some preventative maintenance and make sure that everything is working well.
In some cases, a faulty line may need to be replaced. If this is the case, you can trust us to handle the job quickly and professionally. We can replace a damaged section of pipe without digging up the entire line, saving you money and time.
Lateral piping is the pipe that takes wastewater from your house out to the main sewer line in the street. These pipes are prone to leaks and blockages because of Santa Ana’s clay soil. We can use a minimally-invasive method called pipe bursting to remove and replace old laterals with new pipes that have a 50-year life-use expectancy.
Sewer Replacement
When sewage backs up through drains, toilets and other fixtures, it’s not just an inconvenience. It’s also a health hazard since sewage contains life-threatening pathogens. If you notice gurgling sounds, a strong odor, or wastewater flowing down your basement walls, it’s time to call a plumber for sewer line repair.
Licensed, insured plumbers can offer quality work and peace of mind. Look for online reviews and customer testimonials to find a plumber that fits your needs. You should also consider the plumber’s response times and whether they offer emergency services.
The Orange County area’s soil is prone to flooding and erosion, which puts extra strain on old plumbing and sewage lines. If your pipes are leaking, cracked or corroded, they may need to be replaced. One option is lateral pipe lining, which involves pulling an epoxy-saturated felt tube into the damaged pipes to make them as good as new. This method is minimally invasive and can double the life-use expectancy of your pipes.