The majority of pipes are vulnerable to breakage due to extreme pressure, be it inside (water) or external (ground). However, one of the most severe pipe failures that one can encounter is a broken sewer pipe. Cracked sewer pipes are not only costly to repair however they could pose serious health hazards. If a sewer line is damaged it is necessary to repair it as the first option. If repair isn't an option we can opt for a replacement of the sewer line.

Sewer Line Damage: Common Reasons

Poor maintenance
Ground freezes and thaws on a frequent routine
Wear and tear due to the aging process
Backup from the city's sewer line
Tree roots infiltrate sewer pipe joints and holes
Design, layout, or design of the sewer pipe is poor or installation
Hair, hair, debris and oil buildup, as well as toilet paper and sludge.
Earth movement such as earthquakes, nearby heavy construction, etc.

Signs of a Broken Sewer Pipe

There is a sound of gurgling emanating from your bathroom
Recycle the water that comes out of your toilet
The sewage backup from your toilet and/or tub
Bathtubs that drain slowly or do not drain
There is a noticeable greener lawn near your sewage line
Your yard is filled with water
Odors from sewers in your yard, basement or in another location

As your home settles the foundation and pipes can shift. They, as well as the general wear and tear to pipes from daily use, can lead to sewer line issues. Regular inspections and maintenance will make sure that the sewer lines last for many years without any requirement for repair.

There are a variety of factors that are out of the control of homeowners that could result in damage to sewer lines. Tree roots are known to grow and take root through sewer pipes, totally blocking them and requiring repairs. If you believe that the tree root is damaging your sewer line, call Marion Drain & Sewer Services immediately to avoid further damage!

Another damage that is not anticipated can be caused by extreme weather conditions, extreme heat or cold can cause the house to move suddenly, causing issues with your sewer line.

The first step of any sewer line replacement or repair in Marion, OH will be a professional sewer camera inspection. The goal is to examine the causes of clogs and the condition of the line. With an expert assessment, Marion Drain & Sewer Services will ensure all repairs are made safely according to the state of the pipe.

Hydro jetting is a great option for drains that are not damaged, have heavy scale buildup or intrusion of roots. We can remove hard-to-remove roots and dissolve years-old buildup using high pressure water streams and a special jetting nozzle.

Hydro jetting isn't recommended in the event of a damaged line. Pipelining is a cost-effective alternative in the event of missing sections, small holes, or cracks. Pipelining repairs the line, creating an indestructible and durable brand new pipe in the old damaged line, with no need for excavation.

If the sewer line is damaged Do you have to repair it? or replacement? Repairs may be warranted when there are tiny holes or cracks in the sewer line. A sewer line replacement is a possibility in the case of more serious pipe corrosion and damage. What can we do to determine which one is necessary in the event that everything is underground? We perform a leak test to find out if you have damages and what the location could be. If we discover damage or leak, we can do trenchless repairs in certain instances, however replacements need us to dig the sewer line up. Damage to the sewer line shouldn't be overlooked. If you want to prevent things from getting out of control, contact Marion Drain & Sewer Services, and let us take a inspection of the sewer line.

Communities we server: 43301, 43302, 43306, 43307

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