Torrance Sewer Cleaning 

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How often do you have your sewer cleaned? Many customers are surprised to learn that you should have your sewer line cleaned regularly. Your sewer is responsible for carrying wastewater away from your home. Consequently, it is prone to buildup and blockages. When these happen, your sewer line doesn't perform as well, and the rest of your plumbing system suffers. The sewer cleaning specialists at Good Guy Plumbing are here to help. Whether it's been a while since you last had your sewer cleaned or if you've never had it cleaned, we will take care of you.

Schedule service today. Contact our Torrance sewer cleaning plumbers at (310) 879-5509.

Why You Need Sewer Cleaning

Think about the last thing you washed down your kitchen sink. Odds are it included food scraps. While your drains and sewer line are pretty good at clearing these items, oils and grease naturally accumulate inside your sewer line. Over time this layer of grime thickens, reducing the capacity of your sewer line to carry wastewater. Eventually, and without routine sewer cleaning, this can lead to clogs and blockages.

Sewer Cleaning Clears the Following From Your Sewer Line:

In addition to creating a backup in your home, sewer lines that are not cleaned are also more susceptible to leaks and breaks. The increased buildup and clogs can degrade your sewer pipe, leading to cracks, corrosion, and rust. All of this weakens your sewer line and drain system and, by extension, your entire plumbing system. You may notice an overall reduction in the efficiency and performance of your plumbing system, as well as an increase in backups and clogged drains.

How Sewer Cleaning Works

Our Torrance sewer cleaning specialists offer the latest in sewer cleaning solutions. We use a method called hydrojetting, in which high-pressure water is used to scour the inside of your sewer pipe. This high-pressured water also blasts through clogs and root intrusion, completely clearing your sewer line. This can improve your overall performance of the sewer line, and it can also help protect your sewer from damage. It will also extend the life of your current sewer pipe, helping you delay sewer line replacements until they are truly necessary.