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If more than one drain backs up at once, the problem may be in your main sewer line. You might notice water backing up in sinks, tubs, or floor drains when you flush a toilet or run water. This is a sign that wastewater has nowhere to go and needs attention. With a free camera inspection, we can inspect the line to find the cause and recommend the right repair.

One slow drain is often a clog in that fixture. But if several drains in your home are slow at the same time, the problem may be in your main sewer line. As the blockage gets worse, water has a harder time flowing out of your home. Having the line checked early can help prevent a full backup.

A toilet that gurgles after you flush can be a sign of a sewer line problem. The sound happens when air gets trapped in the plumbing because wastewater cannot flow the way it should. If the gurgling happens often or you notice other slow drains, it's a good idea to get it inspected. Give us a call for a free camera inspection! 

A strong sewer smell inside your home is not normal. It can mean wastewater is not flowing through the sewer line the way it should. A clog, damaged pipe, or sewer backup can all cause these odors. If the smell does not go away, give us a call! We can do a free camera inspeciton to see if there's a backup. 

Water backing up into a basement floor drain is often a sign of a problem in the main sewer line. As wastewater builds up, it looks for the lowest place to escape, which is often the basement. Even a small amount of water can point to a larger issue. If there's any doubt, give us a call! We can do a free camera inspection to make sure everything is flowing correctly. 

A clog that keeps coming back may be more than a problem with one drain. If you clear a sink, toilet, or tub and it clogs again soon after, the blockage could be deeper in your main sewer line. A free camera inspection can help find the cause and prevent the problem from returning.