Water and Sewer Line Repair, Replacement in Edmonton

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do you provide emergency water line and sewer line service?

  Yes! In emergency situations, we can respond promptly and make any repairs needed.

• What is the difference between a water line and a sewer line?

  A water line brings fresh water into the home, while a sewer line deposits wastewater away from the home.

• How do I know if I have a leak in my water line or sewer line?

  Signs of a leak in a water line could be low water pressure, higher water bills, and damp or mushy areas outdoors. Signs of a leak in a sewer line could be slow drains, sewage backups and rotten odors.

• What causes water lines and sewer lines to become clogged or blocked?

  Clogs in water lines can be caused by mineral buildup, rust or debris. Clogs in sewer lines are usually because of grease, hair or other debris.

• How can I tell if my water line needs to be replaced?

  Water line replacement may be necessary if they’re severely corroded, have frequent leaks or are made of obsolete materials.

• What are the signs of a sewer line backup?

  Signs of a sewer line backup include slow drains, sewage backups and foul odors.

• What should I do if I suspect a water or sewer line problem?

  If you suspect a problem with your water or sewer line, you should contact our Expert plumbers at 780-800-9047 right away.

• How much does it cost to repair or replace water lines or sewer lines?

  The cost to repair or replace water lines or sewer lines can vary widely depending on the extent of the damage and the materials used. Our technicians can help discuss repair or replacement costs upon completion of the initial diagnostic visit.

• Is it possible to repair water lines or sewer lines without digging up my yard?

  In some cases, it may be possible to repair water lines or sewer lines using trenchless technology, which can minimize digging and yard damage.

• How can I prevent water line or sewer line problems from ruining my home's plumbing?

  You can prevent water line or sewer line problems by being mindful of what you flush or pour down drains, avoiding tree roots near sewer lines, and keeping the lines inspected and cleaned on a regular basis.

• What are the long-term effects of not fixing a water line or sewer line issue?

  If a water line or sewer line issue is not fixed, you may be forced to deal with costly repairs, water damage and potential health hazards.

• What is a Diagnostic Fee?

  A diagnostic fee, also known as a service call fee, is a common charge used by HVAC companies when a technician is called out to your home to diagnose the issue plaguing your heating or cooling system. This fee covers the technician’s time, expertise and any gas or other travel expenses associated with looking into the problem. It’s basically a service fee for the technician’s professional inspection to find the cause of the malfunction.
   
  Think of it like a visit to the doctor’s office. They need to do some preliminary tests or an examination to learn more about what’s wrong before proposing treatment. In the same way, the HVAC technician has to inspect your system to figure out the repair or maintenance course of action.