Massapequa Sewer Line Replacement & Installation

At Chivalry Plumbing & Heating, we understand the importance of proper sewer line installation, sewer line replacement, sewer line repairs, and sewer line maintenance. Our experts adhere to the appropriate standards and procedures to ensure your home’s plumbing and sewer line systems operate efficiently. You can count on us!

A poorly installed sewer line can result in drain clogging and sewage backup. Some signs you might have a drain problem include strange gurgling noises or unusually high water bills.

Chivalry Plumbing & Heating offers trenchless sewer line replacement for Bellmore, NY, area homes and businesses, allowing you to replace a sewer line with minimal impact on your landscape and property.

We get the job done, leaving you no mess to deal with afterward!

Chivalry Plumbing & Heating has a team of licensed plumbers that specializes in drain and sewer line services. Our services include:

• sewer line installation
• sewer line repairs
• sewer line maintenance
• water filtration systems
• water softeners

No matter your plumbing or sewer line needs for your New York home, Chivalry Plumbing & Heating is here with the solutions.

What are the Signs You Need Sewer Line Replacement?

Several signs can indicate the need for sewer line replacement:

• Frequent Clogs: If you’re experiencing frequent clogs in your drains despite efforts to clear them, it could indicate a problem deeper within the sewer line.
• Sewage Backup: Sewage backup into sinks, tubs, or toilets is a clear indication of a sewer line issue. This often accompanies foul odors and can be a health hazard.
• Slow Drainage: Slow drainage throughout your plumbing system, particularly in multiple fixtures, suggests a blockage or damage in the sewer line.
• Soggy Yard: A patch of soggy or unusually lush grass in your yard, especially if it’s accompanied by a foul odor, may indicate a leaking sewer line.
• Cracks in Foundation: Cracks in the foundation of your home, particularly if they appear suddenly, could be a sign of a shifting or damaged sewer line.
• Rodent or Insect Infestations: Unexplained rodent or insect infestations in your home could indicate a broken sewer line, as they are attracted to the moisture and waste.
• Mold or Mildew: Excessive mold or mildew growth in your home, especially near the baseboards or walls, may be caused by leaking sewage.
• Increased Water Bills: A sudden increase in your water bills without a corresponding increase in usage could indicate a leak in your sewer line.

If you notice any of these signs, it’s important to have a professional plumber assess the situation promptly to prevent further damage and ensure the safety of your home and family.