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Water & Sewer Line Repair
Unfortunately, all homes require maintenance and repairs from time to time. When you have a water or sewer line repair issue, you’ll require an experienced and competent plumber to assist. All homes need a reliable supply of fresh, clean water, whether it’s for bathing, washing dishes, cleaning or doing laundry. When something goes wrong with your water supply it can become a serious health and hygiene issue, not to mention causing huge amounts of discomfort and inconvenience.
Sealed and functional sewer lines are vital to ensure all waste is removed from your home. Issues with the sewer line can pose tremendous hazards, all well as being dirty and stinky. Above + Beyond Service Company is located in Edmond and proudly serves Oklahoma City, Guthrie, Yukon and surrounding areas. We offer all services related to water and sewer line repair to keep your home in tip top condition.
Water & Sewer Line Repair
We maintain a reputation for:
Emergency Service Available for Repairs
Our team of experienced technicians are available evenings and weekends to provide prompt, efficient solutions for your service needs.
Offering Comprehensive Services
When you work with us, you can trust that you are receiving top-quality services from experienced professionals who take pride in their work.
Charging Affordable Prices
We believe that everyone deserves access to high-quality solutions, which is why we offer specials and offers that make our services more affordable than ever.
Having Open Lines Of Communication
You can call us anytime to schedule an appointment or simply drop us a message on our website. We are always happy to hear from you!
You can Rely on us
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We Stand Behind Our Work
Above + Beyond will provide 1 year labor warranties for parts installations and 2-year labor warranty on all equipment installations.
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No Lemon Guarantee
Above + Beyond will replace your entire furnace unit for NO CHARGE if your heat exchanger fails within 10 years of the installation date. *does not apply if regular maintenance is not completed
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EPA certified technicians
Above & Beyond only uses factory-trained, EPA certified technicians. Subcontractors are never used.
Be punctual to our appointments
Work in a meticulous manner
Use the proper parts
Stand behind our results
Signs Of Problems Within The Sewer System
There are several tell-tale signs that strongly indicate an issue somewhere within the sewer system. Most of these signs are unpleasant and can lead to large degrees of discomfort in the home.
Blockages and backups, whether in toilets, sinks or showers, are typically indicative of problems in the drain. Issues may be isolated to one drain or affect the main sewer line. Similarly, slow drainage also suggests problems, especially if you have already attempted to clear the pipes but with no success.
Sewer smells indicate that there is likely a crack somewhere throughout the sewerage system. You should never be able to smell sewer gases in your home.
Pests, such as rodents, cockroaches and certain types of flies, can enter a home easier when there are splits in a sewer pipe. All pose dangers to health.
Outside, broken sewer lines can cause sagging under lawns or cracked and sunken paving slabs. Patches of grass that seem particularly fertile may also indicate leaks in a sewer line; sewage and extra water provides extra nutrients to grass, which can make it taller or greener than surrounding vegetation.
Signs Of Problems Within The Sewer System
Water and sewer Line Services
When you spot any issue with your water or sewer line, don’t delay contacting a professional.
Common repairs include installation of a backwater valve, an important part of a sewerage system that prevents raw sewage from flowing back into your home in the case of blockages, for example, in the municipal sewer line. Nobody wants waste bubbling up through their toilet!
A sewer trap is a curved section of pipe that functions as a barrier in the drainpipe. It stops foul-smelling sewer gases from wafting back out of the drain and into the home. Sewer trap repair and installation is a vital part of home maintenance.
You may want to upgrade your wastewater system with a grinder pump system installation. Grinder pumps are advanced types of sewer pumps that, as the name suggests, grind up waste material before they pass into the main sewer system. Grinder pumps are especially important in homes that lie lower than the main municipal sewer line.
Other common problems and repair issues with a sewer line include:
- Sluggish or zero drainage caused by clogs in the pipes
- Tree root damage to pipes
- Holes and cracks in pipes
- Sagging pipes
Water and sewer Line Services
How Much Does It Cost To Repair A Sewer Line?
The costs of repairing a sewer line vary, depending on how deep the broken pipe is, the precise location of the break and whether structures need to be removed to access the break. On average, homeowners around Edmond, Oklahoma City, Guthrie and Yukon should expect to pay, on average, between $100 and $250 per foot.
The overall costs associated with a sewer line repair job can range from $1,000 into several thousands.
Traditional sewer line repairs typically costs more than those in trenchless systems, due to the greater amount of excavation required.
Can you fix your own sewer line?
While you could technically attempt to fix your own sewer line, it’s not recommended. You could fail to do the repair correctly or even cause greater damage, which could result in a costlier repair by a professional. Furthermore, DIY repairs may not reach minimum standards as set out in building cods and regulations.
Homeowners generally don’t have the necessary tools, equipment and knowledge to repair a sewer line. Plus, repairs sometimes require lots of strenuous digging. There are potential risks and safety hazards too. A professional plumber has the training, skills and experience to deal with potential hazards appropriately; most homeowners do not.
How Much Does It Cost To Repair A Sewer Line?
Why choose Above + Beyond Service Company
Serving Edmond, Oklahoma City, Guthrie, Yukon and nearby locations, Above + Beyond Service Company has experienced professional plumbers whose focus is customer satisfaction and safety.
Concerning costs, Above + Beyond are highly competitive, with accurate estimates, reasonable rates for parts and labor and flexible financing options.
Contact Above + Beyond Service Company for all your water and sewer line repair needs.
Why choose Above + Beyond Service Company
Above + Beyond is proud to provide comprehensive plumbing, electrical, heating & air services in Guthrie, Edmond, and the surrounding areas.
- Moore
- Northwest Oklahoma City
- Luther
- Norman
- Cedar Valley
- Edmond
- Guthrie
- Oklahoma Сity
- Yukon
- Del City
- Midwest City
- Piedmont
- Bethany
- Arcadia
- Cashion
Water & Sewer Line FAQ
If your toilet is continuously running it may be due to a leaking fill valve, old toilet handle, or a failing flush valve. Since this can drive up your water bill, get an expert plumber to fix it immediately.
This can occur due to the buildup of debris and other substances on the showerhead. The debris can clog the shower head and this will affect the shower pressure.
If you are experiencing a sudden increase in your water bill, chances are that you have a leak. Since some leaks are hidden, contact your plumber to inspect your pipes and fix all leaks.
While DIY projects are ideal around the house, it is never a good idea to DIY plumbing issues especially if you are not sure of the cause. To avoid injuries and further damages to your plumbing system, consult an expert plumber for all your plumbing needs.
Problems such as an overheating water heater, broken down water heater, pipe bursts, and any other problem that requires immediate attention is an emergency. Though smaller problems such as clogs and leaks are not emergencies, you should ensure they are fixed ASAP to prevent any serious damages.
If a bad odor is seeping into your home through the drains, you may have a problem with your sewer line. Get in touch with a plumber ASAP to prevent any health risks.
Several things can cause your sewer to back up including the buildup of sludge, tree roots, defective pipes, and more. If you notice any foul odor from your drains or are experiencing frequent backups, you may be dealing with a severe blockage on your sewer pipes.
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