Sewer Lines, Roots & What To Do: Advice From a Boise Plumber

What Is The Danger Of Roots In My Sewer Line? Boise Sewer lines that have root intrusions. Many of the old sewer lines are built with materials that are joined together through hub connections. Those hubs move or settle and roots from trees find their way to the sewer creating a web that blocks all contents flowing through. You have options, replace it or you can maintain a line with routine maintenance, having an outside clean out of the home...

It’s easy to feel stressed out when you find out you need sewer repairs. After all, most homeowners don’t know much about sewer lines and don’t think about them until they stop working. At Dillon Plumbing, we’ll do everything we can to take your anxiety away. That includes offering trenchless sewer repair options when those will work for your situation. Here are the trenchless sewer repair pros and cons that we commonly discuss with homeowners. Pros Trenchless sewer repair offers...

One of the most common winter problems Boise plumbing companies tend to see happen when your pipes freeze. This can create too much pressure inside the pipe. Then the pipe bursts and, once the water thaws, you have a mess on your hands and water damage to clean up in your home. If you're facing a burst pipe right now, call our team for Boise burst pipe repair - but if not, keep reading! Avoid frozen pipes by keeping water flowing...

A damaged or broken sewage line can be a very costly repair, not to mention a headache to deal with. It’s not a pretty sight or smell. That’s why we wanted to take the time today to outline the tell-tale signs that indicate your Boise sewer line needs immediate, professional attention. Septic Waste in Your Yard If septic wastewater is pooling in your yard, there’s no question about it--your sewer line is broken. A broken line can result from a...