Professional Oshawa Sewer and Drain Installation Services

Sewer and drain lines help remove the wastewater from your property. However, poor installation of these lines can cause serious issues like water backups, slow drainage, and bad smells. Proper installation make sure:

• Efficient wastewater removal: Installation of the drain system removes waste in the best manner. 
• Prevention of leaks and water damage: Pipes that are loosened or not connected properly can cause leaks and water damage.
• Reduced risk of blockages: Proper installation of drainage systems can reduce the chance of clogs and overflows. 
• Long-term savings: When you choose a quality installation, you stop expensive repairs in the future. 

Here is an overview of the complete sewer and drain installation process that we follow at TrustFlow: 

1. Inspection and Planning

Before we start the installation work, we inspect the area and plan the best layout for the sewer and drain system. This step includes:

• Soil and ground slope check: Different soil types need different installation methods.
• Best placement for pipes: Proper placement of pipes stops leaks, backups, and drainage inefficiencies.
• Follow plumbing regulations: We take permits and follow all local and provincial codes.

2. Excavation and Pipe Installation

After the initial inspection, we start with the excavation process to create space for the pipes. We then install the: 

• We use PVC, cast iron, or ABS pipes. Each material has its perks, and we pick the best option for your property.
• We give extra attention to proper alignment and slope for smooth wastewater flow.
• We protect the pipes with strong connections to stop future leaks. 

3. Connection to The Main Sewer Line

After installing the pipes, we connect them to the main sewer line or septic system. 

• We use top-quality seals to stop leaks and contamination. We make sure to secure and leak-proof connections. 
• Our plumbers take utmost backflow prevention measures to stop wastewater from flowing back into your house.
• We check that water flows properly through the system before moving to the next step.

4. Testing and Final Inspection

The last step is testing and final inspection of the system we just installed. 

• We run pressure tests to detect even the tiniest leaks.
• Run water through the system to make sure proper drainage.
• Run a final inspection to meet all plumbing standards.

If you face any of the following issues, it is a sign that you may need a new sewer and drain installation:

• Frequent Drain Clogs: Frequent drain clogs are a sign that your drainage system is not in good condition. This happens due to old pipes or poor installation.
• Slow Water Drainage: If water drains slowly, it means that your pipes are damaged, misaligned, or clogged.
• Sewage Odors: Weird smells around your drains is another sign that your sewer line problems can cause health issues. 
• Wet Patches in Yard: Wet spots simply mean that there is a leak in the underground sewer pipes, and it can lead to property damage and sinkholes.
• Old or Damaged Pipes: If your system is old, a replacement can stop future plumbing issues and expensive repairs.

Shower installation cost depends on many factors, including brands used, materials, and plumbing systems. On average, prices range between $1,000 and $5,000. However, there are n number of factors that change the cost of sewer and drain installation:

• The size of the project: For larger commercial projects, you may require more materials and labor.
• Type of materials: If you choose superior materials, the cost can vary. For example, PVC pipes are more affordable compared to other types of pipes.
• Complex Process: If the installation work is a bit tricky, then the labor costs can increase. 
• The length of the pipe system: More pipes require extra labor work and materials.