A backed-up sewer can do a real number on your home. Spring and summer downpours can overwhelm your home’s sewer system and sump pump. The next thing you know, you’re looking at raw sewage pooling around in your drains, toilets, tubs and basement. Common causes of sewer backups include tree roots clogging sewer lines, clogged drains and damaged sewer lines. Before your floors, walls, furniture and carpeting become severely damaged, contact us for immediate assistance.
Preventing sewer backups involves mindful practices such as avoiding flushing non-biodegradable items, disposing of grease properly, and regularly maintaining your plumbing system. Installing backflow prevention devices and scheduling routine inspections can further safeguard against potential backups.
