The coronavirus pandemic has kept many Los Angeles families at home unable to go to school or work due to stay-at-home orders. Plumbers are essential workers and that's a good thing because this quarantine has certainly taxed home plumbing systems throughout the region. In this blog post, the Los Angeles area plumbers at T-Top Plumbing,
Backed up toilets and pipe bursts don't listen to government mandated stay-at-home orders. This has kept plumbers working through the coronavirus pandemic. While plumbers are accustomed to working in unsavory conditions, a viral outbreak requires plumbing companies to strengthen health and safety practices to keep both their employees and customers safe. Here are a few
Despite the fact that trenchless sewer repair has been around for nearly two decades at this point, many homeowners are leery of the service. The good news is not only is trenchless sewer line repair just as effective as traditional sewer line repair, but it also offers many advantages. Here are a few: Trenchless Sewer
CIPP lining is both practical and versatile. It is most often used to repair and service sewer line pipelines responsible for removing and leading wastewater away from a home or business to a public sewer system. Sewer drain pipes are generally cast iron. It's very common for them to develop large holes, leaks, and ruptures.
The underground sewer lines beneath your property are durable. But they're not durable enough to last forever. Sooner or later, problems will arise and repairs will be needed. Over time pipes can corrode, crack, or leak. Root-infested pipes can break, burst, clog, or partially or fully collapse. When any of these things occur, part of
Sewer lines fail us over time. We don't think about it until there's a nasty drain backup. But sewer lines are susceptible to a slew of issues ranging from holes, cracks, and leaks to corrosion, tree-root infiltration, and partial or complete collapse. When you call a local plumber for sewer line repair they will typically
People like to test us when we say this, but sinks and toilets aren't trashcans. There are some items that SHOULD NEVER go down a drain or be flushed down a toilet. I mean, we get it. It's tempting to dump things down the sink or flush them down the toilet. Dump, flush, and it's
We all know that plumbing fixtures wear out with age. If you own a home for any considerable amount of time, at one point or another you're going to need to replace a leaky faucet or have a new toilet installed. But what about the pipes in your home? Repiping is sometimes a necessity when
What is Trenchless Sewer Line Repair? How Does Trenchless Sewer Lining Work? How Much Is Trenchless Sewer Line Repair? Can Pipe Liner Really Be Installed with No Digging? Why Do Some Plumbers Insist on Digging for Sewer Line Repair or Replacement? Is Trenchless Sewer Line Repair an Option for Old & Fragile Piping? Are Zero
Tree root intrusion into sewer lines is a very common problem for homeowners. Tree roots are always seeking the best source of consistent moisture. This makes them naturally attracted to the virtually limitless wastewater found in a sewer line. Roots tend to most commonly invade the joints and gaps between pipes. These roots not only
