Professional Bolton Sewer and Drain Installation Services

Having your sewer and drain system installed properly makes a huge difference. Having poor sewer and drain installation can lead to clogs, leaks, costly repairs, water damage, or worse, health risks. It is well worth it to hire a professional who does this all the time, has the better materials, connects each piece correctly, and is sure it will operate for years to come. With the proper installation, you will have fewer headaches down the road and keep you and your family or employees safe.

• Quick wastewater evacuation: An efficient system facilitates quick and effective waste removal. 
• Leak and water damage prevention: Seal pipe fittings to avoid leaks and take proper precautions. 
• Fewer clogs: Proper installation of drainage reduces clogs and overflow.
• Affordable plumbing: Proper installation can avoid huge future repairs.

From beginning to end, we will guide you through the whole sewer and drain installation process:

1. Inspection and Planning

We start with a thorough site visit to identify the best layout for your sewer and drain system. We examine everything from the ground and slope to existing plumbing lines. Then, we design a layout that provides unobstructed water flow and long-lasting reliability.

2. Excavation and Pipe Installation

Then we mark the working space and dig out where the pipes will be located. We apply local plumbing codes to get the slope and depth to perfection. With advanced equipment, our plumbers excavate perfectly without causing any disturbances.

3. Connection to The Main Sewer Line

We choose the best-quality pipes that best fit the needs of your system. We then carefully install in place, ensuring the slope is correctly appropriate for drainage. We then seal every joint tightly so we don’t have leaks, and for a proper fit.

4. Testing and Final Inspection

After the new system is connected to the main sewer line, we use proper fittings and sealing techniques for a leak-free, secure connection. Our bolton plumbers then conduct rigorous testing to determine any issues before finalizing the job to make sure everything functions just as designed.

If you see any of these signs regarding your drain system, there is no doubt that you may need a new sewer and drainage installation:

• Wet Patches in Yard: If you observe any wet patches, it means that there is a leak in the ground sewer pipe. 
• Sewage Odors: Pungent smells in the area surrounding your drains are another sign that your sewer line issues can cause health issues.
• Constant Drain Clogs: If you see frequent drain clogs, then it means that your drainage system is failing. It is because your pipes are old or the installation was faulty.
• Slow Water Drainage: If water flows slowly, then it means that your pipes are leaking, misaligned, or clogged.
• Old or Damaged Pipes: In case your system is poor, a replacement is essential to avoid the expense of expensive plumbing repairs later.

In Bolton, sewer and drain installation is between $1400 to $3600. Installation of the sewer alone would be approximately $1500, while installation of the drain would range from $180 to $350. Although the cost depends on a great many factors, like:

• The complexity of the process: Rocky or deeper ground increases labor expense.
• The size of the project(residential or commercial): Small projects require less labor and material.
• Type of materials: PVC is usually less expensive than cast iron and offers greater durability.
• The length of the pipe system: Longer pipes take more labor and materials.

A reliable drainage system can be among the most important methods of protecting your home. It will help to keep water from congregating around your foundation, will lessen the potential for a basement flooding, and keep you from having to make costly repairs. Without it, there is the potential for erosion on your driveway, walkways, and landscaping, since when water sits, it corrodes the surfaces. There is a similar risk for damage caused by standing water over time.

Standing water can also become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other pests, which can have health consequences. In winter months, a poorly drained property may have unremitting icy patches that create a slip hazard, and may even create a risk to the structural integrity of your home. Moreover, a property with a continuously moist soil environment may harm your lawn and/or flower beds by damaging the root systems of various plants.

Create a reliable drainage system by using sewer lines and downspouts to direct water away from your house. And once you have a drainage system, it is also important to maintain it by removing debris and looking out for clogs or blockages.