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Root growth in the sewer line will lead to a complete system blockage in which nothing will go down your drains or toilets. Before this point, you will notice some or all of the following signs:

• Slow Drains – If one or two drains are slow, then the blockage is probably in those drains themselves. However, if most or all of the drains in your home start to drain slowly at the same time, then you should suspect tree root growth is to blame.
• Poor Flushing – Your toilets may begin flushing only partially, or you may notice some sewage beginning to back up into the toilet after you flush.
• Unpleasant Odors – Lingering sewage odors coming from your drains and toilets may indicate that sewage is sitting in your pipes rather than draining properly. Then again, you may just have soap buildup and grime coating the insides of your pipes. This is why it’s important to have a plumber come check your system rather than just assuming you have roots in your sewer line.

Once this problem continues to grow, homeowners will need to contact a pipe repair company. Fortunately, vast technological strides have made the pipe repair and replacement process easier and more efficient than ever before. Using a structural lining, the sewer drainage pipe is lined to not only repair the current damages, but to prevent future damages from tree roots. The advanced pipelining process creates a “sleeve” inside of the pipe that becomes a seamless liner able to seal and eliminate all types of potential water leaks.

• Broken or cracked pipes
• Pipes blocked by tree roots or grease
• Corroding or deteriorating pipes
• Pipes that have bellied or sunk into the ground due to soil conditions
• Pipes that have leaking joints

Before repairing your sewer line, the most important step is an expert diagnosis of the issue. Ted & Bros. Plumbing takes advantage of state-of-the-art in-pipe video inspection and leak detection technologies to pinpoint the exact source of any sewer issue. With this technology, you can see inside the sewer line for yourself. Video inspection of your sewer line will allow our plumbers to determine the most appropriate repair solution.

Trenchless sewer repair is a way of repairing your damaged sewer or drain lines underground—this can save digging trenches across your yard and driveway, and it can minimize the disruption for your home and your family. Trenchless sewer repair technology offers quick and un-disruptive sewer repair services.

Lining sewer pipes save residential and commercial properties up to 75% in costs as compared to replacing the old pipe with a new one. The cost of labor goes down as less hours are needed to complete the trenchless operation. It’s simply the best value out of all the repair methods just about anywhere else.

A pipe that has pipe lining in it is unlikely to corrode over time as easily as pipes without the lining. The lining is very durable and will last in your pipes upwards of 50 years.