Sewer Line Repair Service In Wildomar, CA | MVP Plumbers
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Most homeowners never have a second thought about their plumbing system until something goes wrong. To many, our plumbing system seems to be a complex maze of pipes, valves, and fittings, but to a plumbing expert, it is simple and straightforward. There are three basic segments to your plumbing system: your water supply that brings in clean water from the municipal water company, sewer drainage that removes all the wastewater from home, and your appliances and fixtures. Your plumbing system functions on gravity when we flush the toilet. Its gravity takes it to the wastewater treatment plant, and gravity supplies us with our clean water. When you need a sewer line repair in Wildomar, CA, call the experts at MVP Plumbers.
Some Common Sewer Lines Over The Last 100 Years
Most sewer line problems occur in older homes. Contractors used four basic sewer lines in homebuilding over the last 100 years. One of the go-to sewer lines installed during the early 20th century was clay pipes. While rare, they still got installed up until the 1970s and have a life expectancy of 50-60 years. If you live in a home that's more than fifty years old and have never had your sewer line replaced, you may have a clay sewer line. Another common sewer main was cast iron sewer pipes; they installed these pipes between the 1950s and 1970s and expected to last 75-100 years. Finally, Orangeburg pipes, also known as "fiber conduit" or "bituminous fiber pipe," dates as far back to the 1860s and got installed as recently as 1972. These pipes tend to start failing in 30 years and usually never last beyond 50 years.
The go-to sewer pipe from the late 1960s until now is polyvinyl chloride (PVC), or acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). PVC and ABS are easy to install, cost less, and are easy to transport. In addition, they fit together much tighter than cast iron or clay pipes, so tree roots are less likely to penetrate the pipe, and you can expect them to last for 100 years or more.
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Do You Have The Beginnings Of A Clogged Sewer Line?
Are your drains moving slowly throughout your home? Chances are, you have the beginnings of a clogged sewer line. Your clogged sewer line is known to wreak havoc if not cleared quickly. It can back up raw sewage onto a bathroom floor, creating a health hazard. However, unlike a clogged toilet or sink, your sewer pipeline is the gateway for all waste leaving your home. If it gets clogged, it puts the whole household on hold. Your plumbing technician will usually enter through a cleanout using a high-powered drum auger, also known as a plumber's snake. If the plumber's snake cannot penetrate the clogged sewer line, you will need a camera inspection to know what is causing the obstruction.
Once the camera inspection gets completed, your technician will determine what is clogging the drain. But first, let's examine some of the reasons your sewer main will back up.
If You Have Tree Roots, We Have Solutions
Tree roots are one of the most prevalent sources of sewage line damage. As a tree grows, its roots seek sources of water. Because sewage pipes transport liquid waste, roots are naturally drawn to the source once, inside the pipe, they can thrive off the nutrients in the waste. When tree roots come into touch with a sewage pipe, they begin to wrap around the pipe, trying to penetrate the pipe, the slightest crack will give way. Clay sewage lines, often found in older homes, are particularly prone to root damage.
Sagging Sewer Line "belly"
A sagging sewer line is commonly called a "belly" in the sewer line and is a common occurrence that can cause homeowners some real headaches. A sag in a sewage pipe can eventually result in stagnant water and silt accumulating in the center of the line, which will result in a clogged sewer line. A typical sewer lateral includes a slope that helps control the flow by utilizing gravity. A bellied sewage main obstructs the usual flow of wastewater through the pipe, resulting in backups and other issues resulting from the water and sediment accumulating in the belly.
Corroded Pipes
Although cast iron galvanized pipes are designed to withstand corrosion, they are very susceptible to breaking down from the high mineral content in hard water. Additionally, any home with steel galvanized has a waste pipeline that's already more than 50 years old. When you need an old cast iron sewer line repair in Wildomar, CA, MVP Plumbers has you covered.
Don't Use Your Toilet As A Garbage Can
It's critical to understand what you can and cannot flush down your toilet for the health of your plumbing system. Using your toilet as a garbage will eventually clog your sewer drain. The first and most important guideline to remember while flushing the toilet is to ensure that only human waste and toilet paper are flushed. Do not flush feminine hygiene products, or wipes of any kind, whether they say flushable or not.
Never Deposit Grease, Fats, Or Oils Down Your Drain
Never put grease, fats, or oil of any kind down your drain. These are all major clog-causing agents, and pouring them down the drain NEVER a wise choice. It's always best to pour hot grease into a throw-away container and once it has solidified, discard it. Many people believe that running hot water down a drain while dumping grease helps wash it away. This is not true, your pipes are cold, and grease hardens quickly and adheres to your pipes. Over time, a grease clog is difficult to remove.
Cured-In-Place Pipe Is An Excellent Option
If you have a broken mainline, you have options for repairing it. One option is still replacing the old line with a new one. We do this by digging up the old sewer pipe with a backhoe and removing the old pipe giving easy access to the new pipe. Replacing the old pipe with a new one should be the last option because it requires removing your existing landscape, and it cost more. New advancements in sewer line repair will allow us to replace old line without disturbing the landscaping and gives you a sewer main that will last 50 years or longer. The process is called a cured-in-place pipe or trenchless sewer line. Your technician digs two access holes to enter your old pipeline. We use an epoxy resin with a felt liner that's blown in place and cured, leaving you with a new pipe within your old one.
Pipe Bursting Is Another Good Option
Pipe bursting is a highly successful technique for replacing PVC, clay, cast iron, and other pipes. It is a similar technique to lateral lining. After clearing the entrance point and reception pit, an expander head, this specifically developed tool, is inserted into the old pipe. It works its way through broken sewer lines, shattering the entire old pipe into numerous tiny fragments. A new pipe connecting to the rear of the head is immediately installed in its place, leaving behind just flawless, clean-running lines.
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