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WHAT CAUSES WATER / SEWER MAIN PROBLEMS

Your home's plumbing system cannot function without your sewer line. It does a great job of safely transporting any kind of wastewater from your home. In spite of this respectable assistance, the sewer line isn't resistant to harm. It is presented to a large group of expected dangers, including underground water, exorbitant intensity from the sun, as well as moving soil. The items in the lines may likewise represent a few difficulties on the off chance that they are destructive. Therefore, it is essential to recognize the warning signs of a faulty sewer line and implement immediate fixes.

CORROSION OF PIPES 

Electrochemical leads to:

Corrosion can be brought on by improperly grounding electrical devices to copper pipes or by lightning strikes passing through utility pole grounding wires.

Water contamination from sand, mud, or sediment accumulation or wear and tear that results in hydraulic wear or corrosion.

Plumbing problems:

Corrosion of the pipes can result from improper installation and/or extensive use of chemical drain cleaners to clear obstructions.

High Water Velocity

If your water flows through your pipes too quickly for their size, it may cause hydraulic wear. This is frequently observed in hot water circulation systems that include pumps.

TREE ROOT INTRUSION 

It's possible that tree roots will come into contact with your sewer line as they spread out and grow in search of moisture. Roots can cause sewer blockages or pipe collapses over time, particularly if they have cracks. Therefore, in order to avoid future issues with the sewage system, when planting trees, locate your plumbing systems accordingly.

  PIPE SHIFTING AND BREAKAGE 

Besides tree roots, aging and pipe shifting can cause your sewer pipes to break. When your foundation shifts due to excessive weight or when excess rainwater seeps underground, your sewer line may begin to change its shape and hinder your wastewater from draining properly. 

BLOCKAGE 

This occurs when you flush items that are unable to drain properly down your drain. You run the risk of clogging your toilet drain if you frequently flush tampons, wipes, and diapers down it. Water backing up, gurgling pipe noises, and sluggish drains are the most obvious indications of a blockage.

WHAT CAUSES FIRE HYDRANT FAILURE

Public safety can be compromised due to a damaged fire hydrant. Hydrant damage is typically caused by vehicles backing into or brushing past them. Additionally, nearby construction or severe weather can cause the hydrant to shift and result in valve failures or malfunctions. Improper use of the hydrant can also lead to damage that may affect future use. Repair professionals can stop leaks, replace parts, and lubricate components to bring the hydrant back to proper working order.