Sewer Lines
Backups, camera inspections, root intrusion and the ground movement that pulls buried joints apart.
Signs of a Sewer Line Problem, and What Each One Tells You
Slow drains, gurgling, odours, a soggy patch of lawn. Here is what each sign points at, and which ones mean the line itself is failing rather than clogging.
Sewer LinesEmergency Sewer Line Repair: What Counts, and What Happens Next
A blockage is urgent; a collapse is an emergency. Here is the difference, what to do while you wait, and why limestone changes how the repair is done here.
Sewer LinesHow to Prevent Sewer Backups (and the One Device Worth Fitting)
Most backups are preventable, and the causes are a short list. Here is what actually works, plus the valve worth fitting if your house sits low.
Sewer LinesSewer Camera Inspection in Boerne: What It Shows and When to Get One
A camera answers the only question that matters: is this a blockage, or is the pipe failing? Here is what an inspection shows and the three times it is worth doing.
Sewer LinesSewer Line Repair vs Replacement: How the Decision Is Actually Made
Spot repair, lining, pipe bursting or full replacement. Which one applies depends on three things, and a camera establishes all of them before anyone digs.
Sewer LinesSewer Line Blocked? What to Do Right Now, and What Not To
Stop running water first, including the appliances that run unattended. Then find the cleanout. Here is the order, and the three things that make it worse.