The instinct is to get a plunger whenever a drain is clogged up in your house. However, there are some situations where standard plunging won’t do anything to fix the issue. This is true whenever your Buckley property has deeper issues within the sewer line. If you wait too long with a clogged sewer line, you could have plumbing issues in more than one area of your home and widespread flooding and contamination.

If you want to prevent some severe damage, you need to know how to identify a clogged line or when to call professionals.

Are My Sewer Lines Clogged?

You have drain lines within your home that carry away wastewater from tubs, showers, sinks, toilets, and more. It all connects to the main sewer line, a huge pipe that carries all this waste into your sewer or septic system. After this gets clogged up, the drains in the home cannot work as they should. You may even have water that backs up into your sinks, tubs, toilets, and shower.

Not a Time for DIY

While you may want to try to save money by tackling a clogged sewer line on your own, this is not really the time to attempt a DIY. These lines are usually buried deep below the ground and away from your home. You must hire specialists that have the right equipment and experience to handle it. Until we can get out to you, our team at North Hill Sewer & Drain wants you to know how you can keep the problem from getting worse:

• Turn off the water to your home to prevent anything else from getting into the sewer drain lines.
• Call our team at North Hill Sewer & Drain. We can schedule a technician for an assessment and estimate as soon as possible.
• Do not try putting any chemicals or cleaners down the piping at this point – it can only worsen matters and cause backflow.

(206) 202-3280 is the number to call when you are having issues with a clogged sewer on your Buckley property. North Hill Sewer & Drain is here to help!