Sewer line inspections are critical diagnostic procedures that identify potential blockages and structural issues within your plumbing system. Technicians can detect various obstructions that may be impeding proper sewage flow.
Common issues discovered during these inspections include defective pipe installations, which may result from poor initial construction or deterioration over time. These defects can include misaligned joints, cracks, or collapsed sections that restrict proper flow.
Root intrusion is another significant concern that inspections can reveal. Tree and shrub roots naturally seek out water sources and can penetrate even tiny cracks in sewer lines. Once inside, these roots can grow extensively, creating substantial blockages that severely impact your sewer system's performance.
Early detection through professional inspection can prevent costly emergencies and help maintain the efficient operation of your home's sewer system. Regular inspections are particularly important for older homes or properties with mature trees near sewer line locations.
A comprehensive well assessment includes either a 2-hour or 4-hour well flow test This essential test evaluates the well's performance and capacity.
