Don’t Let Sewer Line Issues Stop Up Your Water System

The pipe that carries wastewater out from your home is the critical final element of an efficiently operating water system. When it has problems, it can affect some and even all of the household water functions like bathing, washing and toilet use, and also cause property damage. Repairs and replacement costs can run from economical to a drain on your funds, depending on the issue and what needs to be done to fix it. Coastal Bend Plumbing professionals have the expertise to accurately ID the problem and determine the solutions that serve our customers best.

What you’ll get when you hire Coastal Bend Plumbing Plumbers:

• A quick determination of the problem and options to remedy, repair or replace.
• The best and most cost-efficient solutions to your problem.
• Experts who’ll know if a city permit is needed and can help get you one.
• A truck that’s a Warehouse On Wheels.
• Upfront Pricing that leaves no surprises on your bill.
• Wastewater smoothly flowing out of your home and a little blue duck to remember us by.

Wherever you live in South Texas from Corpus Christi and on out to Port Aransas, Ingleside and Rockport, Coastal Bend Plumbing is here for you! We deliver relief from life’s little breakdowns and glitches along with professional sewer line repairs and solutions. Our customers can have total faith in our capabilities as we are fully licensed, insured, and trained. We’ll also be sure to explain our services to you in terms you can understand.

Signs That Your Sewer Line Needs Attention

If you have any of these indications listed below, call us right away. What might be a repair can quickly grow into a replacement if not attended to in a timely manner. Older drain pipes are susceptible to leaks, breaks and invasive tree roots. Wastewater can back up into basements and other places in and around the home and cause serious property damage, noxious odors and health hazards. We look over and assess the entire drain system to fix current problems and avoid future issues.

• Slow drainage at key points or throughout the house.
• Flushing the toilet or running the dishwasher or clothes washer brings up wastewater into drains. Toilets and drains gurgle and/or emit foul odors. All usually signs of a blockage down the line.
• Wetness along the sewer line’s outside path could indicate a leak or break in the pipe or its connecting joints. Sunken ground may also be the sign of a leak or a sag or bend in the line that can gather a clog or break.
• Moisture in the basement or where the home lines converge into the sewer line.

Plumbing Progress Aids Efficient Repair & Replacement

The good news is that state-of-the-art sewer line service techniques and technologies now offer options beyond the irksome and costly big dig of trenching across your property – which can include lawns, driveways, decks and patios – with a backhoe and sometimes jackhammer and laying a whole new line. And if that is what’s needed, we can make it as painless and efficient as possible. Here’s the scoop on the most common sewer line services and repairs.

Professional snaking and auguring can eliminate blockages.
An in-line camera inspection helps diagnose current and future problems, and can detect smaller and localized issues for repair rather than full sewer line replacement.
Trenchless repair and replacement. Pipe relining places a new epoxy liner around the inside edge of old pipes to seal up cracks, holes and leaks. We can also hydraulically insert a new pipe into the existing path that breaks up the old pipe as it replaces it.
Coastal Bend Plumbing can coordinate and oversee the whole trenching and new pipe process, including permits if needed, to make it as smooth as possible. And restore your property to its former clean and pristine state.
Final helpful hint: Prevent blockages by never pouring grease or small solid waste down drains and don’t flush paper towels, tampons and sanitary napkins or cotton swabs down the toilet.