Several drains slow together
When the tub, the toilet and the sinks all drain slowly, the trouble may sit in the line they share. Tell us which fixtures are affected.
Sewer Line Repair in Glendale
A toilet that gurgles, sewage showing in a low drain and soggy ground above the line are all reasons to suspect the sewer line. Phone us and tell us which one you are seeing.
The plumber you hire looks the line over and recommends the repair that fits, and you get a free estimate first.
Signs the sewer line needs attention
Sewage coming up in the house
Sewage that comes up at a tub, shower or floor drain signals a blocked or damaged line. Which drain it surfaces at is the first thing the plumber you hire wants to know.
Wet or sunken ground in the yard
A soggy strip of yard or a dip in the ground along the line can mean the pipe is leaking or has broken. Describe where the spot is when you call.
A line that needs replacing
When the plumber you hire finds the pipe damaged along its length, a new sewer line may be the answer. You get a free estimate before any decision.
Your sewer line reaches the main
Glendale’s engineering standards put the sewer service line, from the main to the building, in the owner’s hands. A backwater valve, where one is required, is also the owner’s to maintain.
Build year and the sewer line
How old your house is helps narrow down its sewer pipes. Type the year yours went up into the sewer line age checker to see the materials that belong to it, then bring that picture to the call.
Frequently asked questions
Is the backwater valve my responsibility?
Yes, where one is required. The City’s engineering standards make the owner responsible for maintaining the backwater valve on that property.
Trouble inside the house, such as a blocked fixture drain, sits under drain cleaning; trouble on the water side sits under repiping; the homepage has the full list.
Get your free plumbing estimate
Call us to discuss your current issue and how we can assist you. The call is free and you get a free, personalized estimate with no obligation. We're here to help.
Call (855) 321-3426