As the temperatures drop and the leaves transition into the vibrant hues of fall, homeowners are starting to prepare for the upcoming season. You may have leaves to be raked, windows to be sealed, or a furnace to be serviced, but don’t overlook one essential task as you prepare for the months ahead: your sewer system. At Curt & Jerry Sewer Service, we understand that fall can bring unique challenges for your sewer lines and drains. In this article, we’ll discuss five tips for preventive maintenance that will help prepare your sewer system for the fall season.
Grease, waste, and other buildup can accumulate in your sewer lines over time and cause slow drainage. Fall is an ideal time to schedule a professional sewer line cleaning to remove any of this buildup before the winter months. After all, cold temperatures can worsen existing sewer line problems.
Leading up to the winter months, tree roots can grow deeper and wider as they search for water and nutrients. You must ensure they don’t invade your sewer lines and cause cracks or blockages. A sewer camera inspection can check for any tree root intrusions.
Let Curt & Jerry Sewer Service help ensure your property is ready for the cold months ahead. We specialize in services that will keep your pipes flowing freely. Contact us today at (317) 266-0000 to schedule service, or you can request service online. We serve homeowners and business owners in Indianapolis, Greenwood, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Westfield, and the surrounding areas.
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