The Chicago Plumbing Company You Can Trust
When it comes to the various plumbing issues your Chicago or Near North Shore home could face, sewer service and drain service are probably the biggest pain to deal with. Sewer and drain problems disrupt your life and require solutions from expert plumbers. J. Blanton Plumbing is here to handle your sewer and drain cleaning, along with any other plumbing issues you encounter.
We have served Chicago homeowners since 1993 with exceptional quality sewer and drain service, including:
Leak Detection & Repair
House Repipe Services
Sewer Rodding
Drain Cleaning & Hydrojetting for sewer and drain cleaning
Overhead Sewer Systems
Sewer Repair
What Causes Sewer Line Issues?
There are several reasons you might need sewer repair. All of the following could be the cause of your sewer issues:
Clogs
One of the most common causes of sewer line repair is a clog. Over time, materials collect in your pipes. Grease, hair, and food scraps end up in your drain. They form blockages that prevent water from flowing through your sewer line. If you end up with a stubborn clog, you need sewer and drain cleaning. Without it, your problem will worsen and your pipes could burst.
Tree Roots
At times, tree roots are responsible for sewer line issues. The roots seek the moisture inside your pipes, so they may try to penetrate your pipes. If they’re successful, the tree roots will cause serious trouble for your plumbing. They’ll cause a significant blockage and prevent your water from flowing. You need a plumber to cut the roots and repair or replace the pipe.
Collapsed Pipes
As time goes by, your pipes deteriorate. They might crack or sag, which causes the pipes to collapse. If you experience collapsed pipes, you need to replace your pipes immediately. Our sewer line repair can help you and get your plumbing back up and running.
Types of Drain Pipes
There are several types of drain pipes you might find in your home. Depending on the age of your home and the installation, you could have one of the following drain pipes:
Steel Pipes
Because steel pipes are very difficult to maintain, they are uncommon in new homes. The zinc in the pipes can degrade, and this causes rusting and clogging. If you have frequent clogs, it could be from your steel pipes.
Copper Pipes
In the 1930s, copper pipes became popular. This metal quickly replaced steel pipes because of its resilience. Copper is light, small, and easy to work with. That said, there are some disadvantages to copper drain pipes. As an expensive metal, copper is costly to maintain. It’s not always the best option.
PVC Pipes
Since the 1950s, PVC pipes have been used in plumbing systems. The material is rust-proof and highly durable. However, it is intolerant to heat.
PEX Pipes
PEX is strong and tolerant to heat. In recent years, it has become the industry standard for certain parts of plumbing systems. It’s rust-proof and can last through the years. If you have a newer home, you could have a mix of PEX and PVC pipes.
Why Choose J. Blanton?
Our plumbers know how much sewer repair matters. Over the years, we’ve seen how sewer issues can plague home and property owners. We don’t want your family to be at risk, or you to live without your plumbing. For that reason, we offer sewer drain cleaning and repair. As soon as you experience or suspect an issue with your sewer, contact us. We’re ready to help you.
It’s easy to get stressed out when your drains and sewers are acting up, but with J. Blanton you can forget your stress. We are dedicated to solving your problems and providing five star service. You sewer service or drain service will carry the best warranty in the business, with a guarantee that if your problem isn’t solved the first time, we’ll come back at no extra charge to you.
Don’t let sewer and drain problems be a problem for your life. Call J. Blanton Plumbing at (773) 724-9272 today for expert drain and sewer service.
A Company You Can Trust
Our company is family-run. We share our own values with our customers. If you are looking for a local business you know, like, and trust, look no more!
We are licensed through:
- Illinois Department of Public Health
- City of Chicago
- EPA