Within the structure of your home lies a complicated pattern of pipes, drains, valves and vents – better known as your plumbing system. How often do you inspect your home’s plumbing system? The answer for most homeowners is: “Not very often.” This is because most individuals don’t know what to…Read More Here!
Who is Responsible for Sewer Line Repairs?
Posted by Peak Sewer on February 15, 2020When your home plumbing system connects with a municipal sewage system, confusion can arise as to who is responsible for what part of the system. The sewage line is part of the system that carries wastewater from your home, through plumbing to the city’s treatment plant. Part of that system…Read More Here!
How to Prevent Your Home’s Sewer Line From Freezing
Posted by Peak Sewer on December 15, 2019Edmonton’s freezing winter months can wreak havoc on your house and your home’s sewer lines are no exception. Often overlooked when preparing your home for winter, a frozen sewer line can cause a lot of damage and stress. Read more to learn about the signs of a frozen sewer line…Read More Here!
Signs of a Broken Sewer Line
Posted by Peak Sewer on October 15, 2019Being a homeowner means having to deal with all aspects of a house’s structure – especially the plumbing. It is all too easy to pay more attention to what we can see than what exists behind walls and underground. However, ignoring your sewer line’s health can have expensive consequences. Being…Read More Here!