In general, all kinds of pipes are vulnerable to breakage because of extreme pressure, be it inner (water) or external (ground). The most serious kind of pipe problem. Pipes that are cracked aren't just costly to fix, but they can present dangerous health risks. Repair is the first line defense in the event that a sewer line breaks down. We will consider sewer line replacement when repair is not an option.

Common Reasons for Sewer Line Damage

Poor maintenance
Regularly, the ground freezes and then thaws.
Wear and tear resulting from age
Backup from a city's sewer line
Tree roots can infiltrate sewer pipe joints and bores.
Poor layout, design, and/or construction of sewer pipes
Hair, hair, debris and oil buildup, as well as toilet paper and sludge.
Earth movements like earthquakes, nearby heavy construction, etc.

Signs of a broken sewer pipe

Gurgling sounds emanating from your bathroom
You have water that has drained out of your toilet
Toilet backups containing sewage and/or tub
Tubs that are slow draining or have no drain
You will notice a greener lawn near your sewage pipes
Your yard is overflowing with water
The smell of sewers can be found in your yard, basement or any other area

Sewer line blockages can lead to raw sewage backing up, and eventually getting into your shower or the drains of your sink. The result of sewer line backups is usually in a costly repair. The cost to replace floors, vanities and even support joists because of the back-up of a sewer main could exceed the cost of the plumbing repair very quickly, making early detection and repair key to reducing costs.

There are many reasons why sewer lines can get blocked. A high amount of paper usage, oil and grease from kitchen waste hair, soapy residue and hair from sinks and showers can cause sewer line blockages.

If a homeowner will risk making a mess, unclogging an main sewer line may be a do-it-yourself project. First, turn the main water line to the home off. You will find small, round PVC pipe that is fitted with an end cap or a rubber screw-on cap. By removing the cap, you release the pressure build-up and cause water to drain out of (rather than back into) the house.

We provide a variety of sewer services such as main sewer line repair replacement, cleaning, and maintenance to address these issues:

Cracked, broken, collapsed, or offset pipes - Some factors like the ground's settling, freezing and shifting soil may move your pipes out of their original position and, in the process, damage them.
Corrosion Pipes that are damaged by corrosion do not only affect the water quality entering your home, but corrosion can also damage and crack the pipes.
Blockage It occurs when a foreign substance or grease buildup restricts or blocks the water in the drains to flow into the sewer line.
Bellied pipe - It occurs when ground or soil conditions damage a section of the pipe. A bellied pipe will develop into a valley and collect water that has been wasted.
Leaky joints When the seals that connect the pipe joints begin to break down, this could make a way for water to seep out.
Tree roots in the sewer line - The roots of trees and bushes in your front yard or garden can wrap around sewer lines, and eventually crack pipes.
Low-quality pipes - This problem is caused by poor quality pipes. You should refrain from using these pipes since they are susceptible to corrosion or deterioration.

Our technicians are experts in using advanced plumbing technologies and equipment. They are also experts on Miami sewer replacement and sewer line repair.

Your safety is our first priority. Even if traditional sewer repair or replacement is completed, we will strive to minimize disruption to your property.

Before starting any work each step is reviewed with the client. This will not only let you anticipate what you can be expecting, but it will also provide you with full information so that there are no surprise costs. From beginning to the end we want you be comfortable.

Our skilled plumbing technicians are comfortable diagnosing and treating even the most complex sewer line problems. No matter which sewer line repair or replacement you decide to choose, you can expect to receive our signature customer service and honest guidance!

Sewer line solutions require an elaborate process. Miami Drain & Sewer Services ensures your safety and peace of mind during the entire process. For more information on Miami sewer line replacement or repair, call (888) 635-0886. Free quotes available.

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