Mississauga Pipe Lining

You have likely plunged a toilet or lowered a drain snake down your kitchen sink to unclog something. Hopefully, these household tricks fixed the problem, and you didn’t have to worry about it much further. However, as you may well know, these issues can come back to haunt you—or rather, signal that something is wrong further down the drain line. If you haven’t scheduled drain cleaning services for a while, your plumbing system is missing out on the necessary attention from a certified Mississauga plumber.

Signs of damage don’t usually occur out of the blue unless the cause is unpredictable natural forces. We recommend paying attention to these warning signs and, ideally, scheduling an appointment for inspection before you experience them.

• Clogged Drains: A backed-up toilet can have various causes for its unhappy state. You may be able to fix it with a one-time plunging attack. If it’s more stubborn, you will probably detach your p-trap to clear out any clogs. But when clogs recur and start to affect the neighbouring fixtures like your sink and bathtub drain, you’ll know there is an underlying problem. Clogged drains are often an easy fix for your Mississauga plumber as long as they have done the required plumbing inspection to ensure there are no damages in your household waste lines and sewer line. Yet, if their precise plumbing skills detect an issue in your residential lateral, such as a sewer backup, further investigation and methods are needed to determine the cause. A sewer backup could be caused by numerous things, but most importantly, your plumbing professional needs to determine what caused damage to the sewer line and whether it will need trenchless pipe lining or a full replacement. Mississauga homeowners can count on immediate diagnosis and repair options in whatever situation they find themselves in. Call a reputable and well-experienced plumbing company (such as ourselves!) to make things right again.
• Backed-Up Floor Drain: If you experience slow-draining and gurgling sinks and toilets throughout your home, check your basement floor drain for backup. Do you have standing water around the drain? Are sewer gas smells wafting through the air? That’s an indication of a sewer backup. Please do not use your plumbing fixtures and call your Mississauga plumber for emergency services. They might ask you if your sewer trap (cleanout) appears to be draining. The cleanout is a straight pipe that connects to your home’s sewer lateral and can be found either outside your home in the front yard or in the basement. It might help to unscrew the cap to release some pressure until your licensed plumber arrives. A plumbing camera will be lowered into the cleanout to investigate the issue.
• Tree Roots in Pipes: One of the most common problems our Mississauga plumbers encounter is root intrusion infiltrating residential laterals. This can happen on account of an old system that was easy to invade, or their system has cracks and holes that were already leaking and attracting those roots. Depending on how far the tree roots have penetrated the system and how severe the damage is, our sanitary sewer pipe lining service might still benefit your system.
• Busted Water Line: Mississauga has moderately hard water, which means that over time, mineral deposits will collect inside pipe walls and impact water pressure and flow rate. It’s easy to rationalize that all you need to do is adjust your pressure regulator, but hiring a professional Mississauga plumber for a thorough inspection will save you the time and headache of self-diagnosing. Busted water lines, broken pipes, or water backups aren’t easy to detect unless you shut off your water main and check the meter. Precise plumbing methods would also have you carefully listen for running water behind walls or underneath your floors. In any event, Mississauga pipe lining is also possible for rehabilitating your supply lines.