Sewer Services in Your Area
A sewer line issue, whether at a residential or commercial property, needs to be taken care of as soon as possible. Failure to do so can result in serious damages. For sewer line repairs in Pottstown, PA, give Drainmen Plumbing Inc a call. We have years of experience and are available 24/7 for any plumbing needs. Call us today at 484-366-9362 to schedule an appointment.
Sewer Line Repair
The sewer line that leads away from your home or office is an integral part of the overall plumbing. This section of plumbing is meant to move water and waste away from your property, to help prevent sewage backups. Unfortunately, because of its location, there can several factors that can cause damage to the plumbing.
- Age/Corrosion: The older your pipes are, the less likely they will be to withstand harsh conditions. Corrosion develops over time and can cause a weakening of your plumbing. When this happens, the sewer line can break, burst, and even become clogged.
- Soil Erosion: Overtime, the soil around your home and office can erode away. If this happens, the ground surrounding your sewer lines can become soft or non-existent, causing joints to become misaligned. With this, waste can collect causing damage.
- Ground Shifting: Just like the ground can erode away, it can also shift overtime or with help from an earthquake or other natural disaster. Should this happen, your sewer line is at risk to burst, break, and become damaged.
- Increased Traffic: Depending on where your sewer line is located, increased traffic can affect the condition of the plumbing line. More foot traffic, cars, and other heavy machinery can compact the ground above and around the sewer line. This can lead to breaks and cracks in the sewer line.
- Tree Root Infiltration: If your sewer line is near a tree line, it is at risk for tree root infiltration. Tree roots can destroy a sewer line, which can lead to backups that affect your home, office, and surrounding property.
When you notice water collecting in your property, it may be a sign of sewer line damage. Slow moving drains and bad smells are also indicators of sewer problems that should be addressed quickly. Call Drainmen Plumbing Inc at 484-366-9362 as soon as you see anything questionable. We will send a licensed plumber out to your property to begin an inspection of your sewer line and plumbing. To do this, we use an HD camera that is attached to one end of what looks like a drain snake. It helps to give us a clear view of any damage, without needing to dig or excavate.
Once we have a picture, our plumbers compile a report for you that goes over our findings and what we believe is needed for repairs or replacements. If you are working with an insurance company to file a claim, we do work with all major insurance carriers.
Call Us Today for Sewer Plumbing Repairs
Does your home or office need sewer line services? If so, Drainmen Plumbing Inc is the reliable plumbing company in your area, and we are available day or night for all plumbing concerns. Call us at 484-366-9362 for sewer line repair services in Pottstown, PA.
Most Recent Pins (34)
John Cetrone
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a cracked stack pipe running from the basement to the second floor through the kitchen wall. The damaged pipe had caused a leak into the basement. Work took place in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
Jack Fosbenner
A technician sealed a foundation leak where the sewer line entered the home using hydraulic cement. This repair addressed water intrusion at the pipe entry point. Service performed in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.
John Cetrone
Drainmen Plumbing Inc performed an emergency sewer line excavation in Royersford, Pennsylvania. A first-floor bathroom backup revealed a split pipe with rock obstructions. Technicians used a sewer camera and high-pressure jetting to inspect and attempt clearing before excavation restored full drainage and facility use.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a failing sewer pump, floats, and control box to restore proper function in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. The original parts were incompatible, requiring full replacement. Technicians completed testing to confirm system operation.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc modified a 4-inch main sewer line in a basement in Royersford, Pennsylvania. The team installed a 2-inch laundry trap, capped two unused drain outlets, and rehung a 12-foot section of pipe with new supports after replacing damaged hangers.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a deteriorated section of a kitchen drain line in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The team removed 1.5 feet of damaged copper pipe and installed new PVC piping with Fernco fittings. They cleared a clog and tested the system to confirm proper drainage.
Jack Fosbenner
A plumber replaced a cracked ABS heel 90 fitting causing a ceiling leak in a second-floor bathroom. The new fitting was secured with Fernco connectors and tested successfully. This repair was completed in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
Jack Fosbenner
A plumber in Collegeville, Pennsylvania repaired a sewage pump system. The team resealed a pit-less adapter, secured loose electrical wiring above water level, and reanchored a floating primary float. These steps restored correct pump function and helped prevent wiring damage or float misalignment.
John Cetrone
Drainmen Plumbing Inc cleared a clog in a laundry sink drain in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The plumber used a drain machine from an outdoor cleanout to reach a blockage at a Y-joint inside the home. After clearing the line, they tested the system to confirm proper drainage with no backups.
Michael Dickey
A technician replaced five broken brackets supporting a main sewer line using band iron and screws for improved stability. After installation, water was flushed through the pipe to confirm proper flow. This plumbing repair took place in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
Michael Dickey
Technicians replaced six feet of main sewer line using 4-inch PVC in Norristown, Pennsylvania. They reconnected the new section to existing cast iron piping with two 4-inch Fernco fittings. After installation, the line was tested by flushing and confirmed to work properly.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a failed basement bathroom ejector pump with a new Zoeller M264 unit. The technician confirmed proper function after installation. This service took place in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced three faulty floats in a sewer pump system in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. After testing, they confirmed the pump and alarm functioned correctly. A Pentair technician assisted in determining that the issue was with the floats, not the control board.
Michael Dickey
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a full sewer line in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. The team re-ran the line along a basement wall and installed a new flush toilet with a pump system. This service improved waste flow and added new plumbing fixtures for increased functionality.
Jack Fosbenner
A plumber inspected a Pentair Hydromatic pump alarm in Norristown, Pennsylvania. The technician confirmed the circuit board and floats tested normally but found that one float was malfunctioning due to a failure in sequence. The service included diagnosing the issue and recommending float replacement to restore proper pump function.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a failed grinder pump with a new Zoeller M264-B grinder pump and installed two quiet check valves. The previous pump, over 20 years old, caused backup issues in the laundry area. All systems tested properly after installation. Service performed in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania.
Michael Dickey
Drainmen Plumbing Inc. replaced a leaking sewer line in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The crew excavated the old line, installed new 4-inch SDR piping with fittings, and added a cast iron vent near the house. All connections were tested to ensure proper function without leaks.
Michael Dickey
Drainmen Plumbing Inc repaired a broken trap in the main sewer line in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. Technicians excavated four feet to access the damage and installed a new 4-inch PVC flow tee. They connected the new section to the existing pipe and confirmed proper water flow after testing.
John Cetrone
A plumber in Pottstown, Pennsylvania installed a customer-provided kitchen faucet and cleared a clogged drain line. The plumber used a snake to remove the clog, which briefly backed up into the bathtub before both the tub and sink drained properly. The service resolved both the leaking faucet and drainage issue.
Michael Dickey
John Cetrone
Drainmen Plumbing Inc. replaced a broken 90-degree fitting on a stack pipe located in a hard-to-reach crawl space. The team accessed the area safely and resolved the leak. This plumbing repair took place in Norristown, Pennsylvania.
Michael Dickey
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a damaged 6-inch clay sewer line with new 4-inch PVC pipe in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Technicians dug to a depth of 5 feet, used two fernco fittings, and installed a new vent to restore proper drainage. This upgrade ensures reliable wastewater flow and improved pipe durability.
Michael Dickey
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a damaged 4-inch PVC pipe under a porch with new 4-inch SDR piping. Technicians exposed the pipe at a depth of four feet before completing the replacement. This plumbing repair took place in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania.
Michael Dickey
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced 75 feet of sewer pipe in Norristown, Pennsylvania. Technicians exposed the main sewer line, removed the old piping, and installed new piping from the building foundation. Stone was placed above and below the new line. After installation, the system was flushed and tested to confirm proper flow.
Michael Dickey
Technicians replaced a broken and clogged main sewer line trap in Norristown, Pennsylvania. They excavated seven feet to reach the damaged pipe, installed a new 4-inch PVC flow tee, and connected sections using 5-inch by 4-inch Fernco fittings. The repair restored proper drainage and resolved the obstruction.
Michael Dickey
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced 11 feet of main sewer pipe in a basement using 4-inch PVC and installed two new Fernco couplings. The service was completed in Royersford, Pennsylvania.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a damaged 4-inch sewer line with new PVC and Fernco fittings. The replacement extended from the T-joint at the stack to the cast iron pipe at the floor. This service was completed in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc excavated a section of basement concrete in Pottstown, Pennsylvania to remove an improperly vented trap. They installed a new Y-fitting and cleanout, removed root intrusion from the sewer line using a tri-cutter, completed a camera inspection, and restored the concrete floor after confirming the line was clear.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing Inc replaced a failed grinder pump with a new sewer pump at a residential property in Royersford, Pennsylvania. The original pump was no longer operational due to burnout. The new installation restored proper wastewater processing for the home. This service ensured safe and functional sewage management in the property.
Jack Fosbenner
Drainmen Plumbing rerouted a 1.5-inch kitchen sink line and two laundry lines to connect with a 4-inch sewer line in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The team modified piping to meet code and added a cleanout for the kitchen and laundry line connection.
MIKE AMMOURI
Drainmen Plumbing Inc completed a main sewer spot repair and trap replacement in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. The team repaired a section of the sewer line and installed a new trap to restore proper drainage and prevent blockages. This service improved the flow efficiency of the residential plumbing system.
MIKE AMMOURI
Drainmen Plumbing Inc completed a main sewer repair in Norristown, Pennsylvania. The team identified the issue, accessed the sewer line, and performed necessary repairs to restore flow and prevent further blockage. This service helped ensure proper wastewater drainage for the property.
MIKE AMMOURI
Drainmen Plumbing Inc completed a main sewer spot repair and replaced the trap in Audubon, Pennsylvania. The team identified the issue, removed the damaged section, and installed new components to restore proper function to the sewer system.
Michael Dickey
Drainmen Plumbing Inc completed a main sewer repair in Boyertown, Pennsylvania. The team identified the issue and replaced the damaged sewer line to restore proper drainage. This service helped prevent backups and ensured the sewer system remained functional and safe for use.
Most Recent Reviews (8)
Dec 30, 2023
John was very professional and took his time to explain and do everything he could to fix the issue - thank you so much!
Dec 30, 2023
John Cetrone
Aug 09, 2023
Prompt service
Aug 08, 2023
Great
Jul 10, 2023
Service was excellent. Very quick and painless process. John Centrone was the one who serviced my house for a clog and walked me through the process of everything he did. Very professional and quick. Give that man a raise
Jun 16, 2023
The service was great. The two technicians were very personable and, honest with me and the situation they noticed. The current situation is fixed, however I will need to revisit the overall situation in the future. I was happy to have an experienced person on hand working as a team with the other guy. I appreciate having them and they seemed to care about my concerns on the dirty pipe being carried through my house and accommodated my handing them black garbage bags to put it in. They were very professional. Than you
Apr 28, 2023
Great service. Jack was kind and patient to answer all of the related questions to the grinder pump he installed.
Apr 06, 2023
We contacted Drainmen because of a problem in our laundry room. Turned out that we needed to have a grinder pump replaced as well as a washer drain cleaned out. Jack B. Was the technician sent to us and he was great. Arrived promptly, worked for several hours and resolved all our problems. He was polite, knowledgeable, and stayed until he was sure everything was back in working order.
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