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If you’re having problems with your home’s sewer line or plumbing system, a sewer video inspection is the best way to diagnose the problem swiftly. Even if you don’t have any obvious problems at this point, if you haven’t had an inspection in a while, it may be time to take the plunge and invest in a sewer inspection in Denver. When you work with Safe Investment Home Inspection, we can offer video sewer inspections for an exceptionally low price. If you’re not sure whether or not your home needs a sewer inspection, here are some telltale signs it’s time to give us a call. You Just Purchased a Home Whether you are finalizing your purchase or you are starting to move into your new home, this is a critical time to make sure your sewer line is functioning properly. This is doubly true if you’re buying an older home, or if there are a lot of trees and other foliage on the property. The roots of larger trees may be drawn towards the sewer lines because of the water, and can intrude on them as a result. This can erode or collapse your sewer line. This makes a sewer video inspection critical for assessing whether or not your plumbing will work properly in your new home. Your Drains Are Backing Up If your drains have stopped working, or even if they are exceptionally slow, this almost always points to an issue with the plumbing or sewer line. After attempting the common interventions (such as a plunger), if your drains are still slow, a sewer inspection is the best way to assess where your pipes are being blocked. There’s a Leak Under the Foundation If there’s a leak under the foundation of your home, it is most often due to a damaged sewer line. Because it is under your home, it’s difficult to assess the source of the leak, but a video inspection can often find the leak without having the dig up the line itself. Your Water Pressure Varies If there is a leak in your sewer line, it will cause a significant drop in your water pressure. If it’s a leaky pipe, it’s relatively easy to figure out the source of the problem, but if the leak originates from the sewer line, it’s much more difficult to determine the source. If you have inconsistent water pressure, or water pressure that’s much lower than it should be, and the problem can’t be determined in your home, it may be with your sewer line. A sewer camera inspection can help assess and see if there is a leak before it becomes much more damaging. The invention of sewer video inspections has made it a lot easier for homeowners to assess issues with their sewer lines, preventing much bigger issues in the future. If you’ve recently purchased a home or have noticed any of the above problems, you’re overdue for a sewer inspection. With our state-of-the-art technology, we’re able to provide affordable and effective sewer video inspections promptly, helping you address your plumbing issues ASAP. If you need answers, reach out to Safe Investment Home Inspection today. Categories:
Unfortunately, sewer pipes don’t last forever. If your sewer pipe is older than 25 years, then it is susceptible to failure at anytime. It’s also possible for a sewer pipe to already be damaged by a tree root intrusion, cracks, or misaligned connections. If your sewer line fails, your plumbing fails, and you do NOT want to get to that point. This will cost you exponentially more money than simple maintenance steps would have. If you’re wondering whether or not your sewer pipe is damaged, here are some telltale symptoms you want to watch out for. Sewer Backups Sewer backups are usually due to a blockage in the sewer line. If there is a backup every time you run water or flush a toilet, it’s most likely your main sewer line because every drain in your home relies on it to properly drain. That being said, if it’s only one drain, it’s unlikely that it’s a problem with the sewer pipe. If you do have issues with all the drains and backups happen frequently, even after getting the pipes cleaned, it may be a symptom of a broken or deteriorated sewer line. The best course of action if you suspect this is to get a sewer video inspection. Sewer Odor If you can smell a sewer gas odor in your home or around your property, this is most likely due to a crack in the sewer system. For proper sanitation, your sewer should be airtight, with the exception of the vent stacks on your roof, meaning you should not smell it at all in your home. This is a telltale sign that something is happening with your sewer pipe. Mold Mold is a major issue for homeowners. If you have found mold on your ceiling or walls, it may be a sign of a break in your sewer lines. If you notice both the sewer odor and mold growing on your walls, it is a clear sign that your sewage drain pipes have broken. Slow Drain If your drains are slow, this indicates that there is a blockage somewhere in the system that will eventually cause a sewage backup. If you are having these issues, it’s possible that tree root intrusion, cracks, or channeling are causing these issues. Please note that if you’re having issues with a slow drain, it’s best to not use chemical drain cleaners. These are corrosive to pipes, leading to damage. Lush Green Patches of Grass Is there one area in your yard that is extra lush and green? This is likely not because you’re tending to this specific spot more effectively; this is often due to underground sewage leaks. Since the sewage acts as a fertilizer, your main sewer line leaking into the surrounding soil will give the grass more nutrients, which can cause it to look more green and luscious. A damaged sewer pipe can lead to major issues for homeowners. If you have not had a recent sewer inspection, it’s time to give us a call. Contact Safe Investment Home Inspection in Denver today to get started. Categories: Home Inspection Denver Tags: home inspection, sewer inspection
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