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A drain tile system, also called a “French drain” or “weeping tile”, is a pipe that’s designed to collect water runoff and carry it away from your house. Located either in the interior or exterior perimeter of your home, a drain tile is basically a perforated pipe in a trench that’s wrapped in nylon fabric (to prevent the holes from clogging) and then covered in gravel.
You probably need to install a drain tile system (or repair your current one) if you see the following signs of drainage problems:
Your plumber will use a waterproof video camera to inspect your drain tile system. This helps us understand the extent of the damage, so we can recommend whether to repair the damage or install new drain tile.
On the day of the repair or replacement, our team of plumbers will:
Ashton’s highly skilled plumbers and HVAC technicians are some of the best in the business.
Transparent, set pricing and clear communication means reliable service with no surprises.
We do the job right the first time, and back it with industry-leading parts & labour warranties.
Whether you need a furnace tune-up, a new water heater, or an emergency fix of a water leak or clogged drain, we’re here to help with same-day, next-day, and after-hours support available.
Our expert technicians will inspect everything, walk you through their findings, and give you a detailed quote so you know where every dollar goes. We’ll only sell you what you need, and the diagnostic fee will be credited toward your repair if you choose to proceed.
Our on-site inspections and set pricing eliminate surprise fees, and our promise to do it right means we’re with you until the job is done and we make it right. No overtime rates. No watching the clock.
How long it takes to repair a sewer line depends on a few factors such as the location of the pipe, the size of the pipe, and the type and extent of damage that has occurred. That being said, most sewer line repairs take one to three days to complete. However, more complex repairs can take up to a week to complete.
The cost to clear a main sewer line depends on its size, location, and how clogged the pipe is. To get a quote on how much it will cost to clear your main line, call Ashton Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning to have a certified plumber come out to your property and have a look at your main sewer line.
Over time toilet paper and other debris can clog up a sewer line as they get snagged on the tree roots that often infiltrate sewer lines. Flushing sanitary products, feminine hygiene products, facial tissues, paper towels, or even extra-thick toilet paper can severely clog up your sewer line over time. It is best to avoid flushing anything down your toilet other than toilet paper to avoid unnecessary sewer line clogs.
The answer to this question largely depends on the cause of the sewer line problem. Usually, homeowners insurance will only cover damages caused by “sudden and accidental” events such as fire, lightning, windstorms, and vandalism/theft. Sewer line damage that is caused by long-term deterioration or normal wear and tear is typically excluded. So, if the sewer line issue is due to something like tree roots growing into pipes or blockages caused by mineral build-up, insurance will likely not cover it.
The best way to prevent future issues with your sewer line is to have it inspected on a regular basis. Regular maintenance and cleaning can also help extend the life of your sewer pipes and reduce the risk of problems developing in the future. Additionally, ensuring that tree roots are not growing near the sewer lines can help keep them free from obstruction.
Yes, there are several considerations to take into account when completing sewer line repairs. It’s important to consider the size of the pipe, the material it is made from, and any potential obstructions that may need to be present. Additionally, some methods may require permits or special tools.
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