Problems with your sewer line can significantly impair your comfort and cause damage to your property. At Church Plumbing & Heating, our fast and responsive service will restore your sewer line to prime condition as quickly as possible. Our licensed and insured plumbers can install, repair, or replace your sewer line using state-of-the-art technologies and industry-approved solutions you can depend on.
Plus, we know that plumbing emergencies aren’t planned and can cause a significant inconvenience to your budget. That’s why we offer special financing plans to help alleviate the burden and allow you to fund the repairs now rather than waiting for later. Waiting can worsen the problem and increase the cost and complexity of the required work, so we always recommend addressing the problem as soon as it is discovered.
When your sewer line fails, contact Church Plumbing & Heating online or at (574) 295-6844 to schedule a service appointment with our sewer line specialists in Elkhart, Goshen, Granger, Mishawaka, or South Bend today.
24/7 Emergency Repair
Mother Nature doesn’t work a 9-5 job, nor do we! Our licensed and insured plumbers are available 24/7, on holidays or weekends, to respond to your sewer line emergencies. When problems arise, our team is only a phone call away! Our local company will arrive at your home with all the tools and components required to promptly and effectively restore water flow through your sewer line.
Common signs that your system requires emergency sewer line repairs include:
- Frequently clogged drains or toilets
- Sewage backups into sinks, drains, showers, or toilets
- Multiple clogged drains
- Sewage odors
- Lush spots in the landscaping
Call Church at (574) 295-6844 to request emergency sewer line repairs in Elkhart, Goshen, Granger, Mishawaka, or South Bend.
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(574) 295-6844Installation & Replacement
Our sewer line specialists can install sewer lines in new construction or replace existing sewer lines on your property. We can use a broad range of materials, including PVC and ABS. We carefully plan the installation process to complete the task safely. When replacing your sewer line, we take great care to protect your landscaping and home from damage. From start to completion, installing or replacing a sewer line typically takes one to three days to complete.
We always recommend prompt replacement when sewer lines are damaged beyond repair. It helps protect your home and landscaping, protects your health, prevents water pollution and contamination of the soil, and helps improve the resale value of your home. When your pipes require replacing, we will carefully remove them, install your new pipes, and dispose of your old pipes in a safe, eco-friendly manner.
Why Choose Church?
Our licensed and insured plumbers at Church Plumbing & Heating will keep your sewer line in good condition. Since 1984, we have proudly served clients throughout the region and guarantee the quality of our services. Our commitment to quality ensures that we address every detail and consider every option when installing, repairing, or replacing your sewer line. When you choose our team, you will always receive upfront pricing with free estimates on replacements. And our friendly plumbers are available 24/7 to help you when you need it most.
Call Church at (574) 295-6844 to schedule sewer line installation, repair, or replacement services in Elkhart, IN.
FAQs
How long will my sewer line last?
The longevity of your sewer line depends on many factors, including the type of material, proximity to trees, soil conditions, adherence to maintenance, etc. Because there is no set rule, we recommend scheduling regular sewer line inspections to confirm the condition of your sewer line.
What are the most common causes of sewer line damage?
Tree root infiltration, construction, and general age are the most common reasons we encounter sewer line failure. Other causes can include shifting soils and damaged seals. These issues can cause cracks, holes, and breaks in your sewer line that impede the free flow of water from your home into the main sewer line.
