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You should have your sewer line inspected every 1 to 2 years, especially if:

• Your home is over 20 years old.
• You have large trees near the sewer line (roots can invade pipes).
• You've experienced frequent clogs, slow drains, or backups.
• You're buying a new home (a pre-purchase inspection is wise).

Key signs that your sewer line might need an inspection sooner than planned:

• Frequent Drain Clogs: If multiple drains clog often, especially in lower fixtures like showers or basement toilets, the problem could be in the main line.
• Slow Draining Fixtures: Water backing up or draining slowly despite snaking or plunging could mean a deeper blockage.
• Gurgling Sounds: Bubbling or gurgling noises from toilets or drains suggest trapped air caused by a clog or break.
• Sewage Odors: Persistent foul smells indoors or outdoors may indicate a leak or backup in the sewer line.
• Sewer Backups: Any sewage backup is a red flag for immediate inspection and likely repair.

Yes! Give our office a call to speak with a sewer expert and schedule your free estimate or send us an email.

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