Albuquerque Sewer Line Repair & Replacement Services
When you are a home or building owner that is responsible for the cesspool and septic tank facilities on your property, understanding how your sewer line functions are essential to keeping it well maintained and in great working condition. At Daniels Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning, LLC our specialists are committed to helping our customers in around Albuquerque to understand what causes sewer line problems and how to look for signs that it is need of professional service. When you are experiencing a problem our affordable sewer line repair and replacement services will make sure that it is under control and help to prevent any future complications.
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Common Causes Of Sewer Line Problems
One of the main reasons a sewer line will have issues is because the cesspool has not been pumped. However, there are a few other situations that could also cause problems. Namely, there could be an excessive solid material that is trapped in the drain pipes. After our experts remedy the problem, further issues can be prevented by a grease trap, proper filters or baffles.
Additionally, certain types of bacteria can help to break down solid materials. A lack of these microorganisms will cause a buildup up in your sewer line that will only get worse over time and eventually warrant the need for professional services. It is also important to remember that planting trees around your sewer line can be highly destructive, as the roots can make their way into your line and cause it to rupture. Paving over a leach field can also cause serious issues with your sewer lines.
The Role of Cesspool Pumping
An un-pumped cesspool is a primary cause of sewer line problems. When not regularly pumped, solid waste accumulates, leading to blockages and system failures. Regular maintenance, including pumping, is crucial for preventing these issues and ensuring the longevity of your sewer system.
Blockages and Buildup
Beyond cesspool issues, sewer lines can suffer from excessive solid material buildup and a lack of beneficial bacteria necessary to break down waste. This often leads to clogs, slow drainage, and backups. Understanding what can and cannot go down your drains is vital for preventing these types of blockages.
Environmental Factors
Tree roots are a significant threat to sewer lines, growing into cracks and causing severe damage. Additionally, paving over leach fields can compact the soil, preventing proper drainage and leading to system overload. Environmental assessments can help identify and mitigate these risks.


