Common Drain Problems in Older Homes
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In older homes, the materials used for pipes can be a significant source of drainage issues. Many older properties still have clay, cast iron, or even lead pipes. These materials were once common but can deteriorate over time. Cast iron pipes can rust and corrode, leading to blockages and leaks. Clay pipes, while durable, can crack and break under pressure or when exposed to shifting ground. Lead pipes, though less common today, can be hazardous...
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How Heavy Rain Can Damage Your Drains
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Heavy rain can wash debris such as leaves, twigs, and dirt into drainage systems. As the rainfall increases, so does the amount of runoff. This excess water carries more debris, which can clog up your drains. Over time, these blockages restrict the flow of water, causing a backlog that can result in slow drainage or complete blockages. If left unchecked, the build-up of debris can cause long-term damage to pipes and require expensive repairs to...
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Signs You Need a Drain Repair
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If water takes a long time to drain from your sink, bath or shower, this could be a sign of a blockage. Over time, soap, hair, grease, and debris can build up inside your pipes. This build-up reduces water flow, causing it to drain slowly. If you notice that all your sinks and showers are affected, the problem may be in the main drain line. A single slow drain usually means a local blockage. Either way, ignoring this sign could lead to further damage...
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