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Inspection is a critical part of the house buying process as it ensures that you’re making an informed decision. However, many people overlook the sewer system because it is located underground. They also lack the necessary professional knowledge to inspect it. Such a mistake ends up costing you a sewer line replacement, which can be expensive.

Carter’s Plumbing offers sewer repair services in Waterford Township, MI, and nearby areas. Our experts share with every first-time homeowner why sewer inspection matters when buying a house to ensure a successful process.

1.  Tree Roots

Homes with trees near them can have a problem with the roots growing in the sewer lines because they get attracted to the water in these pipes. Consequently, the tree roots create a barrier that clogs the line. To discover whether the new home requires sewer line repair, contact us. We will perform professional tests to detect this problem.

2.  Old Pipes

Inspecting pipes used for the sewer line can also help you to discover problems and their potential to occur later. Our professionals know to detect whether a house needs a sewer pipe line repair because the nature of issues that likely arise mostly depends on the type of pipes used.

3.  Improper Installation

Some sewer lines get improperly installed. This mistake leaves room for potential issues to arise. Assuming the house is in good condition before buying it can cost a new homeowner the responsibility to replace sewer line. However, our experts can assess any problem on time and save you from the expensive cost. We also provide sewer dig services when suitable for the situation.

If you are in the process of buying a house, make an appointment with experts from Carter’s Plumbing. We have solid knowledge and the latest equipment to report the status of your sewer line at a fair price. Get in touch with us today to learn more about our services or to book an appointment.

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