Martin Sewer And Drain

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Clogs do not happen only in the drains that lead directly from your plumbing fixtures, but also in your larger sewer lines. The plumbing fixture lines connect to larger plumbing sewer lines that run underneath the home, and out into the yard. These lines often become blocked by tree roots, resulting in sewage backing up into the home, usually through floor drains, in the lower level of the home. Tree roots can be a serious problem, particularly for the older, more established neighborhoods where large trees, with established, far reaching root systems, are common. As with most areas of home repair, prevention through prompt property maintenance can save you an enormous amount of time, money and inconvenience. Backed up drains are never convenient. When a clog is starting to form, the tell-tale sign is usually slow drainage. When slow drainage is addressed, usually a service call can restore free flow to your drains and pipes, ensuring that your home stays free of backed up waste water and sewer water, keeping you and your family dry and healthy.