Vancouver Sewer Line Installation Service

If you’re building a new house from the ground up, you most definitely need sewer line installation. A house without a sewer is never a pretty picture. However, if you already have a home with a sewer line, how do you know you need a new one? Usually, the signs are pretty straightforward and can include everything from sewage backup to a lack of running water. With that said, there are some symptoms of a broken sewer pipe that aren’t as obvious. Keep an eye out for any on the list below and act fast:

• Foul Odours: If your home or yard smells like a sewer, that’s likely because sewage is somewhere it shouldn’t be. While this issue may not require an entire sewer line installation, it’s still a good idea to have it checked out by your local plumber to avoid sewage and water damage and potentially mould growth.
• Weird Noises: When you spend a lot of time in your home, you get to know its normal noises. If you hear sucking noises, bubbling, or gurgling noises coming from your plumbing fixtures when you use them, something might be up with your sewer line.
• Slow Drains: From standing water in your bathtub to sinks that just won’t drain, you might have a more serious drainage problem on your hands than just a clog. A professional plumber will be able to take a look down your sewer drains to see what the issue is.
• Sewage Backup: Now, this one is an obvious sign that there is something seriously wrong with your sewer line or septic tank. If you see sewage in your bathtub, toilet, or sinks, ensure your backflow valve is switched on to prevent it from worsening. Don’t have a valve that does this? Inquire about our backflow valve installation service.

At Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Vancouver BC, the plumbing line replacement services our plumbing company offers can be a trenchless sewer line replacement. That means we won’t have to dig up your entire backyard or jackhammer your concrete driveway just to get to your existing broken sewer line. While not every situation can be handled with a trenchless method, most can. So why choose this option?

• Less Invasive: Your sewer lines are buried 5-6 feet below the ground. The trench required to get to them has to be deep and wide, and you can kiss your gorgeous grass and gardens goodbye. Trenchless methods cause minor damage to your yard as only two holes need to be dug at either side of the sewer line pipe that's being replaced.
• Relatively Quick: Digging a trench takes time and effort, stretching out the installation process over several days and majorly inconveniencing your schedule. While this process takes place, you can’t stay at your home either. On the other hand, trenchless sewer line installation takes as little as one day to complete.

Trenchless sewer line repair services may not be a viable solution for all, especially when there is extensive damage to your pipes. It’s also not possible if you need a brand-new sewer line installed. The traditional method involves excavation and we will need to dig a trench in your private property to install the line properly.

Sewage line installation is one of the larger plumbing services residents often dread, but it shouldn’t be. At Mr. Rooter Plumbing, we take care of the entire process quickly and efficiently. Property owners in this part of British Columbia, including North Vancouver, South Cambie, and West Side, can rely on our respectful team of licensed and insured plumbing technicians to expertly handle the job. To inquire about the services we offer, such as drain cleaning, water heater repair and sewer system backups, or to book sewer line installation, please give us a call today.