Sewer Line Repair in Nashville

Prioritizing Service Over Profits

When it comes to the health of your sewer line, there is very little room for error. Problems with this vital aspect of your plumbing system can be extremely disruptive to your day to day life. The good news is, you have access to a team of highly experienced sewer line repair technicians in Nashville who respect your time and value your property.

Identifying Problems in Your Sewer Line

There are a few signs that your sewer line may be in need of repair. The plumbing professionals at 615 Plumbing are expertly trained to diagnose and repair your sewer line. 

Here are a few warning signs to be on the lookout for to know if your home is in need of a sewer line repair:

• Poor odor throughout your home: If you have a foul odor throughout your house, it may be a sign that you have a sewer line that needs repair. The smell may be distinct or it may be musty. When your sewer line is intact, you will not be able to smell anything from it. However, a broken line will leak odors into your home. 
• Your toilet makes gurgling noises: While all toilets do make noises when they flush, they should not gurgle when not in use. If your toilet continuously runs or bubbles, odds are you have a damaged sewage line that necessitates a repair. You want to address this issue quickly by calling the professionals or else sewage can get in your toilet.
• You have a patch of grass that’s taller and greener than the rest of your yard: If you have a patch of grass in your yard that appears to be growing quicker and greener than the rest of your grass, chances are you may have a sewer line in need of repair.
• You have mold on your walls: Mold on your walls may be a sign of increased humidity inside your home, which could be the result of a leaky pipe. This could even happen in parts of your house without plumbing fixtures. It is best to call a plumbing professional from 615 Plumbing if you notice mold or discoloration on your walls to rule out a sewer line leak.

Do you have water puddling up in your yard? What appears to be a puddle in your yard may actually be septic wastewater pooling up. If you notice this happening, specifically on a dry day, you should call 615 Plumbing at (615) 219-2080 as soon as possible to have it addressed.