All types of pipes can be damaged by high pressure. But, one of the most dangerous pipe problems one could experience is that of a damaged sewer pipe. Broken sewer pipes are expensive to repair and can pose significant health risks. When a sewer line fails it is necessary to repair it as the first line of defense. When repair is not a viable option, we turn to sewer line replacement.

Common causes of Sewer Line Damage

Poor maintenance
Ground freezes and thaws on a frequent on a regular
Wear and tear due to age
A backup from a city's sewer line
Infiltration of tree roots onto sewer pipe joints and holes
Poor layout, design, or the construction of sewer pipes
Debris, grease, hair and oil buildup along with toilet paper and sludge.
Earth movements, like earthquakes or nearby heavy construction, etc.

The signs of a damaged sewer Pipe

Your toilet makes gurgling noises
You have water that has drained out of your toilet
The sewage backup from your toilet or tub
Tubs that are slow draining or have no drain
There is a noticeable greener lawn near your sewage line
Your yard is inundated with water
Odors from sewers in your yard, basement, or another area

As your home settles the foundation and pipes may shift. This, along with general wear and tear on pipes from use, are one of the primary reasons for problems with sewer lines. With regular inspection and maintenance, you should be able to enjoy many years out of your sewer lines and have very little or no need to make repairs.

There are a variety of factors that are out of homeowner's control that can cause damage to sewer lines. Tree roots for one have been known to grow through sewer pipes, completely imprisoning them and necessitating repairs. If you suspect that the tree root is damaging your sewer line, you should call Santa Barbara Drain & Sewer Services as soon as you can to prevent any further damage!

Extreme weather can also result in unforeseeable damage, such as shifting your home because of extreme cold or heat. This can lead to issues with your sewer line.

If opening the cleanout line does not greatly improve the drainage of your home it is time to contact the sewer line repair Santa Barbara, specialists at Santa Barbara Drain & Sewer Services.

Main sewer lines are constantly in danger from roots of trees, especially in older houses. With time the tree roots expand, displacing soil, and exerting pressure on the older clay sewer lines. This pressure could eventually suffocate these older, brittle pipes. The roots then can grow throughout the pipes, creating massive leakages and blockages.

Santa Barbara Drain & Sewer Services will identify if the problem is further down in the sewer system, or if there is a crack or leak in your sewer lines, and what should be done. We can also promptly complete your sewer repair needs in Santa Barbara, CA needs.

Our top priority is safety. We will do everything possible to minimize disruptions to your property, even if we must repair or replace the traditional sewers.

Before any work starts every step is discussed in detail with the client. This not only helps you understand what to be expecting, but it provides you with complete understanding so that there's no unexpected surprises. From beginning to finish we want you to be at ease.

Our skilled plumbing technicians are skilled at diagnosing and treating even the most complicated sewer line issues. Whatever sewer line repair or replacement you end up choosing you will receive our signature customer service and honest advice!

The installation of sewer lines is complex. Santa Barbara Drain & Sewer Services guarantees your safety and security throughout the project. Call (888) 635-0886 to learn more about your Santa Barbara sewer line replacement or repair options. Free quotes available.

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