Sewer lines have the important task of moving all wastewater away from your property. Most homeowners don’t think about their sewer lines until they are experiencing problems. Unfortunately, sewer line problems can often be harmful or damaging to your property, making it important to take care of them as soon as you notice a possible issue. If you need sewer line repair in Allen, TX or the surrounding area, our team can be there to provide the help you require. To learn more or to get things started with a consultation, give us a call at 469-253-5530.
Identifying the Need for Sewer Line Repair
Many different issues may lead to a need for sewer line repair. Among the most common problems homeowners experience with their sewer lines is damage caused by tree roots that have grown into them. Tree roots can begin pushing sewer lines out of alignment as they grow into them, and may even cause the sewer lines to burst at their connection points.
However, other issues can lead sewer lines to burst over time. Older pipes can experience corrosion as their metal begins to oxidize, which can weaken them and lead them to break down unless the problem is taken care of before this happens. In addition to bursting, homeowners may also experience issues such as blockages in the sewer line. This can prevent wastewater from moving out of your home or building, which can result in numerous different issues.
Fortunately, there are a few things you can watch out for that can help you to identify when you may require sewer line repair. One common indicator of sewer line issues is when the water inside a toilet fluctuates regularly. You may also notice that the water has begun to drain much more slowly from sinks and tubs, which can be a clear sign of an issue such as a blockage somewhere in your system.
Other indicators to watch out for include soggy areas on your grass, often indicated by grass that has begun to grow greener than usual. Foundation problems are another sign you may need sewer line repair, in addition to foul odors and an increase in the number of pests around your property.
Reach Out Today
Our plumbing professionals are ready to help if you require sewer line repair in Allen, TX or the surrounding area. We can also be there right away if you require emergency plumbing repair or plumbing video camera inspection. To get things started, give us a call today at 469-253-5530.
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JEFF BATY
In Frisco, Texas, a precise plumbing repair was completed in a home where the guest bedroom's floor was soaked with water due to a compromised drain line. The plumbing team recommended pulling back the carpet and removing the padding to address the issue effectively. Inside the closet that connects to the bathroom, they pinpointed the source of the problem—a break in the vent that needed repair. They successfully made a drain repair at the sink to the vent tee, ensuring the rest of the home's water system remained fully operational, though this specific sink required attention.
JEFF BATY
Thorough Plumbing recently repaired a sewer line buried 17 feet under a home and 20 feet out in the yard in McKinney, Texas. The team also expertly rebuilt the toilets and fixed two-handle faucets. With their skills and attention to detail, homeowners can trust Thorough Plumbing to handle complex plumbing issues efficiently.
JEFF BATY
Thorough Plumbing provided a comprehensive plumbing service in Allen, Texas. They re-piped and rerouted all sewer pipes with schedule 40 PVC up to the slab level, connecting to the main line in the yard before it goes into the septic system. Additionally, they installed new flanges and waste and overflow systems under the guest tub, and reset the toilets. The work ensures a reliable and efficient plumbing system for the home.
JEFF BATY
Static test on sewer line. found 10' drop and water with debris on one side of home, need to do isolation test.
JEFF BATY
Connected kitchen line into the rerouted line and also tie left side of home with washing machine and bathroom set. Created accessible clean-outs and pulled and reset toilets with new flanges. Five
JEFF BATY
Full home sewer line reroute and tunnel for three bathroom home and kitchen. Right side with two bathrooms tunneled through and through to reroute line through the front yard connecting city tap. Connected kitchen line into the rerouted line and also tie left side of home with washing machine and bathroom set. Created accessible clean-outs and pulled and reset toilets with new flanges
JEFF BATY
In Plano, Texas, a thorough plumbing project was completed on June 19, 2024. The job involved replacing a 9-foot tunnel with a sanitary tee for a toilet sweep. Additionally, the team replaced the tub and shower drain line along with the P-trap. This ensures proper drainage and prevents leaks, keeping the system running smoothly.
JEFF BATY
Discover top-notch plumbing services in Plano, Texas. Thorough Plumbing expertly replaced three shut-off valves, set the drain and tub, and installed a new valve for the tub and shower. They upgraded the cast-iron plumbing under the guest bathroom’s tub, shower, toilet, and double sinks. Their skilled team rerouted the plumbing around the side of the home to connect with the existing septic line. Experience reliable and efficient plumbing work with meticulous attention to detail in your home.
JEFF BATY
Thorough Plumbing recently completed a sewer line replacement in Plano, Texas. The job included replacing lines from clean outs to the master bathroom and guest toilet. The team had to chip the beam to replace the sanitary tee for the vent and toilet arm. They also pulled and reset the toilet, chipped concrete, and created an access tunnel, including brick removal at a 2-inch wall clean out. Plumbing was hung with riser clamps, and an engineer report was completed for backfilling and piers for the foundation.
JEFF BATY
Sewer line tested on side of home at double clean outs. Home has been rerouted with PVC. Line dropped 10” from slab in minutes. Water test was completed at backyard boiler drain style with 83 PSI and dropped to 20 in approximately in just a few minutes. Master bathroom showertub mixit valve is leaking which could of been the issue. Recommend repairing valve in shower and begin isolation testing on sewer.
JEFF BATY
Found break on cast iron line just past sweep for kitchen sink drain line.
JEFF BATY
Seven foot service line at tap. Approximately 20' repair of sewer service line.
JEFF BATY
Installed new schedule PVC from kitchen with new cleanout access and washing washing machine, also with cleanout. Brought lines out with 2 pipe and connected with 3 to bring around to the front of the home. Yard service is 4 PVC and tied in directly with a combo and a slip coupling. No banded couplings on any of our replacement. The cast-iron combo is capped off in the wall at the kitchen and washing machine because the lines are still connected to the bathrooms on the other side of home.
JEFF BATY
5 foot tunnel at right side of home. This is for a brake at guest hall bathroom. Will likely need to chip in a beam to gain access break. Plumbing was shifted almost three inches causing the break. Made repair by chipping into beam and re-plumbing 3” PVC 90 in beam and connecting next to combo to shower. Also, pulled and reset toilet.
JEFF BATY
1 PVC repair in flowerbed about five feet off of hose bib. Break was on 45 as expected.
JEFF BATY
50' tunnel from garage access to guest bathroom. We rerouted kitchen line and washing machine line through our access and tunnel to run almost straight through the home under the livingroom floor. Toilet was pull and new flange was installed and reset the existing toilet with new shut off valve. Sink is on it's own combo not connected to toilet. Washer drain line was also brought up into the wall to install a new p-trap. All new schedule PVC with hanger support.
JEFF BATY
Clean out is 6 ft from house. Need to replace 3 ft of pipe due to breakage. Install double cleanouts. One to for house and other for front yard.
JEFF BATY
Expected a 12 foot tunnel for a cold water line repair under the slab and needed an extra two feet for access. Also, while under the home there was a separation on the sewer line for the master tubsinks. We made both repairs braze on the copper water line and new P-trap and san-t connection to 3 PVC drain line and was able to backfill.
JEFF BATY
Full home sewer reroute for three bathroom home. Removed old cast iron and installed sch40 PVC with hangers. Master required pulling tub drain that has nut on bottom side of the tub. All toilets pulled with new flanges installed and secured.
JEFF BATY
Replaced the yard service line from home 3 cast iron line to sidewalk which is sch20 green. New 4 PVC with double cleanouts was installed and attached to branch line in yard that is routed through yard for what looks to be the kitchen and washer.
JEFF BATY
Found break on 4-in PVC line in yard. Approximately 3 ft down exposed piping and cut out old section and replaced with new.
JEFF BATY
Tunneled five feet for sewer line repair at master shower in the backyard. Replaced master shower, P-trap, shower, arm, as well as rebuilding, cleanouts and separation in between. Master tub comes in on a inch and a half line on top of 3 inch line from toilet.
JEFF BATY
Installed building drain for entire home and building sewer to city tap with three cleanouts. As well as new 1” uponor water service line and valve assembly with insulation, double check with new boxes
