What are the signs that my sewer line needs repair or replacement?

Signs include backups in tubs or showers, slow drains, gurgling toilets, sewer odors, and discolored water. If you're unsure, call Rescue Plumbing & Rooter for an inspection.

How does a sewer inspection work?

A specialized camera is inserted into the sewer line to check for cracks, blockages, and other damage. We perform these daily and can usually schedule same-day service.

How long does it take to repair or replace a sewer line?

Most repairs take a few hours to a couple of days, depending on the damage and complexity.

What causes sewer lines to fail?

Common causes include tree root intrusion, ground movement, corrosion, and grease or debris buildup.

Can I prevent sewer line issues?

Regular inspections, cleaning, avoiding flushing non-degradables, and keeping tree roots away from lines can help minimize issues.

Is trenchless sewer repair an option?

Yes. Trenchless methods are available and reduce excavation. We’ll help you choose the best option for your home and budget.

Will my yard need to be dug up?

Trenchless methods minimize digging. Traditional repair may require excavation, but we’ll go over all options with you before starting work.

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SEWER LINE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT IN GLENDALE, AZ

It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it. Since we don’t mind, let us. When it comes to sewer systems in Glendale, AZ, trust Rescue Plumbing and Rooter to deliver lasting solutions.

Whether it’s a minor repair or a complete replacement, we’re equipped to diagnose and address sewer issues promptly, minimizing disruption to your property. We offer sewer inspection, sewer cleaning, sewer repair, and sewer replacement services.

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Signs Your Sewer Lines May Be at Risk:

• back ups in your tubs/showers, sinks, or toilets

• tubs/showers, sinks, or toilets being slow to drain

• toilets gurgling

• sewer odor

• dark colored water coming up in tub/shower

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How a Sewer Inspection Works

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• Preparation - Sewer inspections work by inserting a small, specialized camera down the sewer allowing us to see the entire inside of the sewer line. The sewer is access via the cleanout, a small, capped pipe that allows direct access to the sewer line.

• High Resolution Video - The camera is attached to a flexible cable and sends live, high resolution video feed back to a monitor as it travels through the sewer line.

• Expert Plumbing Inspection - The plumber inspects the sewer line for things like cracks, breaks, blockages, tree roots, corrosion, and other damage that could affect the function of the sewer system.

• Take Notes - Similar to any inspection process, the plumber takes notes throughout the process, including screenshots of any necessary repairs or maintenance that the sewer line may need.

• Estimate Repairs - The plumber gives one last review of the video after the inspection is complete and creates a game plan, along with the home or property owner for any recommended maintenance or repairs.

About Tree Roots and Your Sewer Lines

Tree roots can be a homeowner’s worst nightmare. Over time, roots naturally seek out water sources underground. Unfortunately, your home’s sewer line often becomes the perfect target. Roots can infiltrate small cracks in pipes, grow inside the line, and eventually crush or collapse it altogether.

Signs Tree Roots May Be in Your Sewer Line

If you’re experiencing any of these issues, it may be more than just a simple blockage:

Frequent clogs or recurring backups
Gurgling sounds coming from drains
Slow-draining sinks, tubs, or toilets
Sewage odors around your yard or home

Tree roots won’t go away on their own and the longer you wait, the worse the damage can get. Learn more about tree root invasion to sewer lines in Phoenix, AZ.

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After 3 other companies gave me estimates to fix my sewer line problem, Devante with Rescue Plumbing determined that my primary problem stemmed from a line that the other companies did not find or camera. He thoroughly explained the problem and how to best resolve it. He and his crew were respectful of my property and worked with my schedule. I highly recommend Devante and Rescue Plumbing.

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SEWER LINE FAQs

Sewer inspections work by inserting a specialized camera into the sewer line, allowing us to inspect for cracks, blockages, or other issues. We do these almost everyday here at Rescue Plumbing and Rooter and are usually able to get to your house same day. Give us a call if you think you may need a sewer inspection. We're a family-owned, multi-generation plumbing business and we pride ourselves on affordable pricing and honest work.

Absolutely. Trenchless sewer line repair is an option for sewer repair as well as sewer replacement for a less invasive and minimal disruption to your property. Some reasons homeowners choose traditional sewer repair over trenchless sewer repair are cost, extent of damage, property layout, and personal preference. If you're not sure which option is best for your property, give us a call. We can help talk you through the best option for your unique needs.