Tree Roots – Older trees on your property are bound to have long, invasive roots.Your stack may be hidden, and the spots may not be noticeable, but call a plumber now if you see them!īelow are some common reasons why sewer stacks need repair or replacement.
These weaken the metal and lead to leaks or even total collapse. Rust – You may notice tiny rust spots appearing on your pipes.
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Calling pest control may eliminate the current invaders, but the pipe is still cracked and they will come back.
Insects or Rodents – If a drain pipe is damaged, rats, mice, sewer flies, or cockroaches can enter your home. When a drain pipe leaks sewage, the excess water will cause the soil to expand and shrink (if the foundation was built on top of expansive soil), causing your foundation to shift. Foundation Issues – Believe it or not, a collapsed sewer line can affect your home’s foundation in ways you would never have thought. You will notice specific areas of growth, almost like a trail of breadcrumbs leading to your home. Unnatural Yard Growth – What is going on with your grass? Do you have spots of crazy growth? When your underground sewer line collapses, or leaks, or anything, grass loves the “fertilizer” that your pipe is feeding it. Slow Drains – Do you notice water takes its time going down your drains? Is your shower filling up with water or your sink pooling up? If all of your drains are slow, it’s the sewer line again!. Sewer Odor – Smell that? Does that smell get worse near your walls or bathrooms? If you smell sewage in your home and ruled out your trash can, you can be confident that a crack or leak is releasing that horrible odor. If you notice clogs and backups in all of your fixtures, the main culprit will likely be your sewer stack or sewer line. Constant Backups – Your sewer stack is connected to all of your toilets, sinks, showers, and bathtubs.
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