Residential Drain Line Repair
Most people don’t give much thought to residential drain line repair. Why would we? We count on our drain lines daily to do the job and we don’t really ever think about it, that is of course, until they fail. Most commonly we may see a toilet clog, or maybe a kitchen sink or even a bathroom sink that empties too slowly where despite your efforts, you still need to call a plumber. We’ve all been there, it’s frustrating.
GET A FREE ESTIMATE
We are more than happy to give advice and make recommendations on which solution is most suitable for your needs. If you need residential drain cleaning services, don’t hesitate to call for an appointment! We offer free estimates for all plumbing services and include written quotes. At The Sewer Surgeon, we offer competitive pricing all day, every day. Ask about our coupon specials, call us today at (855) 650-7867.
Large Commercial Drain Line Repair Services is also available.
If you are experiencing a clogged drain in your home or commercial property, drain snaking may solve the problem. However, it’s possible that even hydro jetting won’t solve the problem. At The Sewer Surgeon, our expert plumbers have years of experience completing drain line repairs in the Southern California area. A complete drain line repair service may be necessary for a variety of issues. You could have a broken or collapsed drain line, corroded drain, or even a tree root intrusion.
We’ve been providing outstanding drain line repair services in Southern California since 1980. We understand the frustration that comes with a nasty drain problem. That’s why we are always ready to help with fast, friendly, expert drain line repair services. We utilize the latest state-of-the-art technologies with the latest techniques in drain line and sewer repair.
Before repairing your drainline, it’s important to get an expert diagnosis. The Sewer Surgeon takes advantage of the latest technologies in plumbing. A residential sewer line camera inspection will help speed up the process, saving you money. This technology can help pinpoint the exact underground location where the problem is, allowing our plumbing professional to quickly come up with the most cost effective solution.
So what's the problem?
If you live in an older home, your drain lines are likely just as old and over the years the drain lines have built up slug and need to be cleaned out or even worse the drain lines have corroded and are in need of repair. Many of the older homes built as-many-as 50 to 150 years ago, have drain lines that are made of cast iron or ceramic. These types of materials are more susceptible to corrosion than what is being used today, CPVC and PVC.
Beyond the normal wear and tear that occurs naturally, there are many other factors that can damage drain lines more rapidly such as, humidity, freezing temperatures, the shifting and settling of soil. Although you don’t need to be an expert in plumbing, it’s important that you have a basic understanding of your home’s plumbing and drain line system.
Here's what you can expect with Sewer Surgeon:
The first step in residential drain line repair is to discover the problem so that we can access and determine if you have a broken or damaged line or maybe something more simple such as a clogged drain line. In some cases we may suggest performing a camera inspection so that we can more quickly determine the cause and location of the issue.
The good news, in most cases we can quickly dispatch a professional plumber, this will help expedite the repairs and get things back to normal.
SERVICE AREAS
- Glendora, CA
- Santa Ana, CA
- Fullerton, CA
- Los Alamitos, CA
- Huntington Beach, CA
- Whittier, CA
- Monterey Park, CA
- Arcadia, CA
- Azusa, CA
- Covina, CA
- El Monte, CA
- Pomona, CA
- and nearby areas
For over 20 years, The Sewer Surgeon has kept critical plumbing systems in America’s homes and businesses running smoothly. As Southern California’s premier plumber, we have the experience needed and guarantee our work. We provide emergency services at no extra cost no matter when you contact the Sewer Surgeon.
