Are you experiencing problems with the plumbing in your home in Spokane? You might need sewer line repair. While relatively uncommon, it’s possible that something has damaged your sewer line. If you notice any of the following signs, have a professional plumber carefully assess the situation as soon as possible. Waiting could mean more expensive repairs or even the need for a new sewer line installation. The sooner you address the problem, the better off you’ll be.

The Smell of Sewage

A strong smell of sewage in your yard is one clear sign that you have a sewer line problem. You might also smell sewage in your basement. Call a plumber for assistance right away.

Inconsistent Water Level in Toilet

The level of water in your toilet should be consistent. If you notice it’s high one day and low the next, it’s probably a good idea to call a plumber about sewer line repair.

Gurgling Noises

Another warning sign is the development of strange gurgling noises. These noises can come from your toilet when it flushes or from your bathtub as it drains. The noise is caused by a clog in one of two areas: somewhere in the drain system, which could be close to the toilet or farther down the main sewer line that connects to your community’s sewer system, or in your home’s vent stack (the pipe that allows sewer gases to escape through the roof). The gurgle might not be too annoying now, but if the culprit is a broken or collapsed sewer line, it will have to be fixed—and the sooner the better.

Need Sewer Line Repair in Spokane?

If you believe you may need sewer line repair services in Spokane, contact Above Average Plumbing & Rooter for assistance today. One of our specialists will be happy to address your sewer line problem quickly and efficiently, no matter what time of day it is. You can also count on our company for expert rooter services, plumbing maintenance, and plumbing repairs. 

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Posted on October 27, 2020 | Published by Ignite Local | Related Local Business