Drain Repair
Drain Repair: Everything You Need to Know
Plumbing companies offer a crucial service called drain repair. This involves fixing or restoring damaged drainage systems. If not addressed in time, drain issues can escalate to serious problems like flooding which would cause tremendous damage to your property.
Drain Repair: What is it important?
When things go wrong in our plumbing systems, it can significantly impact the quality of your life. Minor drain issues like clogs can also become health hazards as they cause standing water that’s breeding ground for harmful bacteria and insects. Broken or failed pipes can lead to stagnant pools that allow mosquitoes to breed. We might cause more serious damage if we try to fix the problem ourselves.
How We Can Help
Our plumbing company specializes in all types of drain repairs, including CCTV inspection, pipe replacement, unblocking blocked drains, drain clearing, and pipe relining. Our team is made up of highly skilled professionals that are equipped with the latest technologies to quickly identify the root cause of any drainage problem and fix it.
Unblocking blocked drains
Blocked drains can be caused by different substances including grease buildup from kitchen sinks, toilet paper clogging from toilets or hair buildup from bathroom sinks or showers. Our experienced team has handled countless cases involving blocked drains over the years. We use state-of-the-art tools such as water jetting equipment and electronic locators to quickly locate and eliminate blockages in your pipes.
CCTV Drain Inspections
Our plumbing professionals use sophisticated technology such as closed-circuit television (CCTV) inspections for diagnosing difficult-to-identify problems within drain systems including nasty surprises such as underground pipe collapse without excavation required.
Pipe Relining
In some cases replacing entire sections of piping may not be necessary — instead, cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) technology allows us to restore broken sewer lines without having fully trenching them. This involves inserting epoxy liner in the damaged sections of pipe before it is shaped and hardened.
Most Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use DIY methods to repair damaged drains?
DIY attempts are most often not a permanent fix, more importantly, homeowners lack specialized equipment or knowledge required to get the job done right. You could end up doing more damage than good.
How often should my drains need to be inspected?
We recommend that you visit at least once a year. However, this can vary depending on such factors as the age of your drainage system, weather patterns, usage patterns and maintenance (or lack thereof).
Conclusion
Every plumbing problem, including blocked drains, can have a negative impact on your daily life. Ignored or poorly treated drainage issues escalate into costly repairs that require time and money resources. Our professional drain repair service offers peace of mind knowing that you will receive reliable solutions from certified plumbers who possess the skills and tools needed for successful interventions.
The Key Takeaways
- It is essential to maintain hygiene and prevent more serious problems.
- CCTV inspections, which are advanced technologies that can be used to inspect drain systems, help detect hidden problems without the need for excavation.
- Pipe relining can be used to repair broken sewers without having to trench entire sections.
- DIY solutions can lead to more severe damage than ever before.
- Regular inspections and maintenance of drain systems can save you money over the long-term as any blockages or failures early will be identified.
Additional Information
How to Clear Blocked Drains in Your Home
A blocked toilet can be a frustrating and even embarrassing problem. Don't worry! There are a few simple steps you can take to deal with the situation quickly and without having to call in a plumber. This guide will show you what to do if your toilet becomes blocked.