Sewer Line Repair & Cleaning in Central New Jersey

Providing Regular Maintenance for Your Sewer & Septic Systems

Don't let a clogged drain or backed-up sewer system ruin your day or property! The Wall Township plumbers at Bailey Plumbing Heating Cooling offer regular pipe cleaning and maintenance to prevent clogs and backups to keep your sewer and septic system functioning properly. We have the equipment and the expertise to clean, repair, and regularly maintain your sewer system. Regular maintenance can prevent costly repairs in the future and ultimately save you money.

Call (800) 717-1793 for 24/7/365 emergency service. Contact us today to schedule a free cost estimate with our plumbers in Central New Jersey.

Avoid These Sewer Clog Risks

Just because items may flush easily, that doesn't mean you won't have trouble in the future! Sewer repairs fall under the individual homeowner's responsibility, so preventive maintenance from Bailey Plumbing Heating Cooling can help save you thousands of dollars in potential sewer line damage. Let us help you reduce the risk of a clog and maintain your system to optimal efficiency. You can trust us to provide you with high-quality sewer cleaning services in Central New Jersey.

You Should Avoid Flushing:

• Feminine hygiene products
• "Flushable" wipes
• Greasy products
• Harsh chemicals
• Cotton swabs
• Paper towels
• Diapers
• Paints
• Oils

Although including "flushable" wipes in the above list may seem surprising, experts maintain that they don't break down well enough and may clog your system. Some chemicals (including those for clog prevention) and liquids can also create problems in your system and lead to a very messy backup.

Why Do Sewer Lines Break?

While severe clogs can lead to breaks in sewer lines, these obstructions are not the only source of that problem. Tree roots that have infiltrated into the lines, faulty initial installation of the sewer line, as well as shifts or changes to the soil surrounding the pipe can result in a crack or break. Additionally, damage or corrosion to the sewer pipe can also lead to a repair being needed. Regardless of the cause, it’s best to keep an eye out for any potential signs that a professional Central New Jersey plumber is needed.

What Are the Signs of a Broken Sewer Pipe?

• Foul and unusual sewage like smells emitting from the drains in your property
• An increase in rodents and bugs in your home
• Sewage backups
• Visible signs of mold growth
• Wet spots in your yard
• Structural damage to your home, such as cracks in your walls or home’s foundation
• Spots of grass in your lawn that have become overly green or lush

If you notice any of the above issues, reach out to our team of Central New Jersey sewer line repair experts right away. Delaying a necessary fix can result in further damage, not just to your plumbing system but to your home as well. Our team of highly-trained plumbing experts will be able to identify the source of the problem and correct solution.

How Often Should I Have My Sewer Line Inspected?

The recommended frequency for sewer line inspections can vary depending on a few factors, but generally, it's recommended to have a professional inspection every 3-5 years. The ideal frequency for your home can depend on a couple of things:

• Age of your home: Homes built before 1980 are more likely to have sewer lines nearing the end of their lifespan (around 50 years). These older homes may benefit from more frequent inspections, possibly annually.
• Material of your sewer line: Clay pipes are more prone to cracking and root intrusion than cast iron or PVC. If you have clay pipes, more frequent inspections might be wise.
• History of problems: If you've had clogs or backups in the past, it's a good idea to get an inspection to identify the cause and prevent future issues.

No matter how often you get inspections, be sure to call a plumber right away if you notice any signs of sewer line trouble, such as slow drains, frequent backups, or sewage smells coming from drains.

To learn more about our sewer line repair in Central New Jersey and surrounding areas, call us today at (800) 717-1793.