Las Vegas Sewer Services

Sewer Cleaning & Repair in Boulder City

Your sewer line is responsible for removing wastewater from your space and disposing of it safely. With a malfunctioning or clogged sewer line, you may experience wastewater backup or other issues that can affect your space in the long term. Don’t let costly, avoidable damage impact your home –  Dignity Plumbing is here to provide quality sewer services in Las Vegas and beyond.

For four generations, our family has served our community and built relationships with countless happy customers. Our team is built on honesty and dignity, so you know we’re working hard to get the job done right the first time. 

Don’t risk one of the most vital aspects of your plumbing system! Schedule your same-day appointment now by calling us at (702) 872-3927 or filling out our online contact form today.

Sewer Cleaning Maintenance

Maintenance is the most reliable way to prevent an avoidable breakdown and costly repair. 

Our team is committed to ensuring that your system works as efficiently as possible, for as long as possible. Maintenance includes:

• Sewer cleaning: Annual sewer cleanings prevent slow drains, foul odors, and wastewater back-up. Even if you aren’t experiencing any current problems, this maintenance service is necessary to avoid clogs or a breakdown and extend the lifespan of your pipes.
• Annual inspections: Scheduling yearly video inspections allows our professionals to determine the strength of your pipes and any possible upcoming repairs and estimate a replacement if necessary. Video inspections can also locate blockages or leaks for quicker repair.

Ensure the longevity of your pipes and prevent a wastewater back-up that can contaminate your home or business with these maintenance services. 

7 Warning Signs That Your Sewer Line Needs Replacing

A failing sewer line can wreak havoc on your home and property. Recognizing the early signs can help you nip trouble in the bud before it explodes (literally). Here are seven clues that your sewer line might be on its last legs:

1. Drain Blockage Bonanza: If multiple drains in your house are constantly clogging or backing up, it suggests a deeper sewer line problem. A professional inspection can determine if it's a simple clog or something more serious.

2. The Neverending Drain Drain: Perpetually slow Drains, even after you've tried your best to clear them, could signal a blockage or break further down the sewer line. Address this promptly to avoid a complete clog.

3. A Nose for Trouble: Foul odors emanating from your drains can indicate a crack or damage in the sewer line. This not only smells unpleasant but also poses health risks.

4. Suspicious Lawn Lushness: Patches of your yard that are unusually green or have standing water could be due to a leaking sewer line. The nutrients in the wastewater act like fertilizer, giving those areas a growth spurt.

5. Foundation Woes: New or worsening cracks in your foundation, walls, or ceilings, accompanied by other sewer line trouble signs, might indicate soil erosion caused by a leaking sewer line. Call in a pro to investigate.

6. Moldy Misery: Increased mold or mildew growth, especially in basements or crawl spaces, can be caused by excess moisture from a leaking sewer line. This damp environment is a breeding ground for mold, which can pose health problems.

7. Creepy Crawly Critters: A surge in unwanted pests like rodents or insects around your home could be due to a broken sewer line. These creatures are drawn to the moisture and waste that leaks from damaged pipes.

Should I Replace My Sewer Line?

When issues are unavoidable, deciding between a replacement and a repair may be difficult. If you’re not sure which service is right for you, ask yourself these questions:

Is the building over 50 years old?

With outdated pipes that may be made of steel or cast iron, they will deteriorate quicker than today’s PVC alternative. If your system is made of these materials and you’re experiencing multiple issues, consider a replacement over a repair.

Have you already completed a repair?

If you’ve already addressed the issue, but it has reappeared within weeks or months, don’t invest your time and money in another short-term repair. Scheduling a replacement can provide years of relief from the problems you may be experiencing.

Has the system received routine maintenance?

We understand that life can get busy, but a repair will likely not extend the lifespan of your pipes as regular maintenance would. This puts you at greater risk of breakdowns meaning a replacement might provide more long-term relief.