Why Cast Iron Sewer Pipes Corrode from the Inside Out
Cast iron sewer pipes were once considered the gold standard of plumbing infrastructure. They were strong, durable, and capable of lasting several decades when properly maintained. Many homes built before the 1980s still rely [...]
Common Signs of Orangeburg Pipe Failure
Orangeburg pipe, sometimes called “bituminous fiber pipe,” was widely used for sewer lines between the 1940s and 1970s. It was made from layers of wood pulp and pitch, which created a lightweight, inexpensive alternative to [...]
Sewer Pipe Repairs in HOA Communities
Sewer pipe repairs are challenging under any circumstances, but in homeowners association (HOA) communities, the process involves additional layers of responsibility, coordination, and cost-sharing. Unlike a single-family home where the property owner is solely responsible [...]
Signs Your Sewer Issue Is Underground vs. Indoors
When a sewer problem arises, one of the first challenges homeowners face is figuring out whether the issue is located inside the home or underground in the main sewer line. Knowing where the problem originates [...]
Are Hurricanes and Storm Surges a Septic Risk?
When hurricanes barrel through coastal regions, their destructive power is widely acknowledged—from downed trees and damaged roofs to flooded streets. But one often-overlooked consequence of these natural disasters is the serious risk they pose to [...]
How to Choose the Right Grease Trap for Your Restaurant
Running a restaurant requires attention to numerous details, and one critical aspect is maintaining proper waste management. A grease trap is an essential component in preventing fats, oils, and grease (FOG) from entering the sewer [...]