Plumbing services from Langley Plumbing Company are essential to smoothly running any household or commercial space. They ensure that the water flows in and out properly.
A clogged toilet or sink can disrupt your daily routine tasks and cause major inconveniences to the entire household. However, these problems may be avoided if you check your plumbing system regularly.
Sewer Pipe Lining
Sewer pipe lining is an alternative to sewer replacement, providing long-lasting repairs for cracked and leaking pipes. It also increases a property’s plumbing system lifespan, improves water efficiency, and reduces utility costs.
Sewer pipe liners utilize trenchless procedures to repair cracked, damaged, and backed-up sewer lines. These operations use epoxy lining to create a seamless pipe within an existing one.
This procedure involves inserting new epoxy-saturated pipe tubing into the existing pipe, inflating the tube, and curing it with hot air or steam. This creates a new seal lining the walls of the old pipe that can last for decades.
Today, the sewer lining process is less destructive than older pipelining techniques that require digging large trenches. It is also a more environmentally friendly because it uses equipment and methods that do not harm nearby landscapes, gardens, or establishments.
Sewer Repair
Sewer lines are essential to the health of your home, but they can be damaged for several reasons. These issues include broken, cracked, or clogged pipes that can cause sewage backups and damage your property.
Sewage backups can create a biohazard, so it’s important to take action as soon as you notice them. A reputable plumbing company can be on hand to repair a leak and pump excess water out of your home.
Another common issue is tree roots, which can wrap themselves around sewer pipes, clogging them and weakening their structure over time. This can happen with both clay and metal sewer lines.
If your pipe is severely damaged, we may use a trenchless technique called burst pipe hydraulic replacement to pull a new sewer line through the old one. This process uses a tool called a bursting head and a powerful winch to break apart the sewer line while it’s underground.
Sewer Replacement
Sewer lines are responsible for the movement of the wastewater from sinks, showers, toilets, and other fixtures. When they break, it can cause a considerable amount of water to drain into the ground and potentially damage your home's foundation.
In many cases, sewer line repair can solve this issue rather than requiring a complete replacement. However, when pipes have extensive damage or are prone to failure, a full sewer line replacement will be necessary.
The national average sewer line replacement cost is $2,914 but can vary widely depending on several factors. These include pipe location, material, and difficulty accessing the existing sewer line.
Water Heater Installation
If you are replacing a water heater in your home, it’s best to hire a professional. A licensed plumber can guarantee that the replacement is the correct model for your needs.
Regardless of the brand, a water heater must be installed in compliance with local plumbing codes. This includes venting and installation of a water collection pan.
Set a pan of an approved size under the tank (metal for gas water heaters) that leads to a house drain or other approved location. Also, route a temperature and pressure relief valve discharge tube from the tank to a house drain or another approved location.
Next, cut the water lines to the water heater using a tubing cutter. Then, disconnect the power source from the water heater and remove it.
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