Below are a few tell-tale signs your sewer lines need to be replaced.
Constant backups – If all of your toilets, showers, and sinks, seem to be backing up, it’s most likely because your sewer line is damaged and needs to be replaced. – Sewer odors – When a sewer line breaks under your yard or inside your home, it can begin to leak odors.
Slow drains – If all of your fixtures drain slower than usual, there’s a chance your sewer line needs to be replaced.
Wall damage – If a sewer line breaks inside your walls, it can cause your drywall to become moldy or damp. –
Pests – If your sewer line is cracked or broken, pests can use the opening to enter your home and pop out through your toilets or drains. –
Yard growth and potholes – When a sewer line breaks underneath your yard, it can leak waste into your soil. Waste will act as a fertilizer and cause your grass to grow more than usual. Also, if waste leaks into your yard, this can cause the soil on your property to shift and allow dirt to settle, forming potholes.