Thousands of Tempe residents may have deteriorating sewer pipes under their homes. It’s especially a problem for many homes that were built between 1940 and 1970 when what’s called Orangeburg Pipe was used to connect homes to the city’s public sewer. It’s a big enough problem that the city put out this map showing how…
Sewer lines carry water, nutrients, and waste away from your home, and they’re surprisingly attractive to nearby trees and plants. Roots naturally seek out moisture as they grow through soil. When sewer pipes develop small cracks or loose joints, even tiny openings can allow roots to enter the line. Once inside, those roots continue expanding,…
If you’re asking, “Why is my sump pump not running?”, you’re probably noticing a problem. It’s stressful, especially if water starts building up in the pit and it’s not being cleared. Sump pump failures are more common than most homeowners realize. The American Society of Home Inspectors reports that over 60% of U.S. homes experience…
Clogged drains are one of the most common plumbing issues for homeowners. Kitchen sinks slow down; shower drains start backing up, and sometimes, the problem spreads to multiple drains throughout the home. In many cases, the clog is not just a small blockage near the drain opening. Hard water in the Phoenix area contains significant…
Most plumbing problems start small. A sink begins draining slowly. A toilet gurgles when you’re washing your hands. A shower backs up, but only for a minute. These issues may seem minor at first, but they often indicate deeper problems developing inside your plumbing system. Because most sewer and drain lines are buried underground or…
If you’re wondering why does my bathroom smell like sewage, you’re not alone – it’s one of the most common plumbing complaints we hear from Phoenix homeowners. A sewage smell in your bathroom is pretty common in the Phoenix area, where the high heat and drought conditions can dry out pipes. Sometimes the fix is…
You turn on the shower, and it smells like sewer gas. That is not a pleasant smell. If your shower drain smells like sewage, you might be dealing with a simple clog, but in Phoenix-area homes, heat, hard water, and slab construction mean the real cause isn’t always obvious. Here’s what could be happening and…
It’s more common than you might think. You walk into your bathroom, and something smells rotten. It’s a sewage-type smell, but you can’t tell exactly where it’s coming from. Is it the toilet? The sink? Somewhere else? It’s frustrating for sure, and not pleasant at all. Your first step in fixing a sewage smell from…
We’ve all been there: you walk into the laundry room or step into a hot shower, expecting the scent of “Fresh Linen” or “Spring Rain,” but instead, you’re hit with that awful smell. When your washing machine smells like sewage or your hot water heater smells like sewage, it’s easy to assume the worst. You…
More than 40% of Phoenix’s water and sewer pipelines were installed between 1950 and 1980. These pipes have a 75-year life expectancy, meaning a massive wave of infrastructure is starting to age out starting this year. The City of Phoenix has forecasted a need for $5.4 billion in repairs and replacements for the sewer system…
The U.S. Geological Survey classifies water hardness on this scale: The water in Chandler sits within that hard range, with the average of 165 mg/L, and over time, it can cause mineral buildup in pipes. As those deposits thicken, they can restrict water flow and trap soap residue, grease, hair, and other debris. It’s why…
If your toilet isn’t working perfectly, it can waste a lot of water. Hundreds or even thousands of gallons can go down the drain each month. Even if it’s something simple like a rubber flapper with a loose seal, you might see a significant rise in your monthly water bill. And, it may happen without…
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