With damage due to sewer line backups on the rise, area property owners are under increasing pressure to protect their homes and businesses, publishes invisibleexcavations.com
North Royalton, Ohio - April 25, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Studies recently conducted by the Civil Engineering Research Foundation indicate damage to American homes stemming from sewer backups is on the rise. In fact, the number of these types of incidents has surged an estimated 3 percent annually over the last several years. While a significant portion of the nation's property owners believe those lines running from public sewer systems to their homes and businesses are under city jurisdiction, the contrary is actually true. This leaves a number of people unexpectedly paying out of pocket for remediation efforts.
With this in mind, Brian McDermott of Invisible Excavations (http://invisibleexcavations.com/) has launched a campaign to educate area residents on ways to help prevent destruction caused by sewer line issues. Said McDermott, "Sewer line backups happen for a variety of reasons, and some of those can't necessarily be avoided; however, homeowners can take steps to reduce the likelihood of their homes being damaged by this type of occurrence. In some cases, it's as simple as remembering not to pour grease down a sink drain and disposing of diapers and paper products properly. Other measure are a bit more involved."
Though sump pumps are among the most common and effective components used in basement flooding prevention, improper installation of these and other drainage systems has also been attributed to sewer line blockages. Reports reveal connecting drainage solutions to a home's sanitation system can lead to clogs due to debris buildup. As noted at http://invisibleexcavations.com/, such drainage implements also require routine maintenance and inspection to ensure proper operation.
Aging sewer lines and tree root invasions are also prominent factors in this respect with the two often occurring in conjunction. While roots can be trimmed away, they tend to continue seeking out water sources and are known to cause considerable damage to pipes. Among the services available through http://invisibleexcavations.com/ is trenchless sewer line replacement designed to resolve broken pipes and reduce the risk of backups.
Concluded McDermott, "We offer sump pump installation and repair as well as pipe bursting and pipe lining. Our trenchless sewer line replacement techniques give property owners a less costly and invasive alternative to other techniques, and the process is usually completed in less than 24 hours. We guarantee our work for life and offer financing for qualified customers. Local residents may visit our website for more information on preventing flooding due to sewer line backups or to request a free quote for our services."
About Invisible Excavations:
The team at Invisible Excavations has been serving the greater Cleveland, Ohio area for more than 8 years, offering trenchless sewer repair and additional solutions for homeowners and small businesses. With their knowledge and state-of-the-art equipment, complicated, drawn out and expensive sewer pipe repair is a thing of the past. Invasive digging and extensive property damage are no longer necessary, hence their name: INVISIBLE EXCAVATIONS.
For more information about us, please visit http://invisibleexcavations.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Brian McDermott
Organization: Invisible Excavations
Phone: (216) 749-3478
Release ID: 112063
