When your sewer line stops functioning, you may notice unpleasant problems like the smell of sewage in your yard or slow drains throughout your home. But a sewer line malfunction is more than just unpleasant — it can have costly consequences for you and your family.
That’s why McHales offers reliable sewer line repair and replacement in Levittown and the surrounding areas. We are committed to helping our customers in their time of need, especially as problems with your sewer line can quickly escalate. Rest assured that we rely on non-invasive techniques, including trenchless sewer line services, so you do not have to worry about a major excavation of your yard.
If you are interested in learning more, contact us to ask questions or schedule an appointment. We look forward to speaking with you.
In Levittown, trenchless sewer line repair is a highly practical, non-invasive pipeline repair technique that offers property owners a fast and simple alternative to the conventional excavation technique, which is often messy, inconvenient and expensive. Not only is it far less costly; it also saves damage to landscaping, streets, and driveways.
One type of trenchless repair involves inserting a new pipe into the existing, damaged one. The new pipe has a slightly smaller diameter and is made of an extremely thin and durable lining. This process is called pipe lining.
In some cases with only localized damage, point or sectional repair can solve the problem. However, it’s important to note that damage can often indicate an aging sewer system, which may cause more problems in the future. In that case, it’s usually most cost-effective to do a complete relining.
In most cases, tree roots, settling soil, rodent nests, or blockages cause sewer problems. Here’s a list of common issues that our sewer line repair in Levittown and the surrounding areas can solve:
Repairs may work with any of the above, but keep in mind that sometimes full sewer line replacement in Levittown is required if your pipes are severely damaged, made out of outdated or dangerous materials, or have greatly deteriorated as a result of age. Only an experienced plumber can make the right call about your sewer line, using a camera inspection to get as close to the root of the problem as possible. McHales begins our sewer line services with an inspection to ensure we’re providing the best solution possible to our customers.
