If you’re curious about the condition of a sewer line in a home you want to buy or if you own a home with a sewer line that keeps clogging, you may want to have a sewer line inspection done with a camera. An inspection shows what the inside of the line looks like, so you don’t have to wonder if the line is cracked or full of roots. Here’s when a sewer line inspection is a good idea and how a plumber can do one.…
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You rely on the plumbing in your home for several reasons, from drinking water, cooking, cleaning, and doing your laundry. However, what do you do if you suspect there is a leak somewhere in your home, but cannot see the leak in the exposed pipes? A hidden leak can be tricky to find and repair, which is why you need the services of a plumber. If you are scheduling a leak detection appointment, here are the answers to a few frequently asked questions.…
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Most septic sewer systems have drainfields, i.e., shallow excavations that wastewater treatment experts make in unsaturated soil. Typically, property owners cover these excavations with a soil layer and landscape using herbaceous plants like ornamentals grass. Drainfields generally accept, treat, and get rid of wastewater after it’s discharged through perforated pipes and allowed to percolate through the soil in the treatment system. Eventually, the treated water joins the groundwater, ready for use.…
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