Sewer & Drain Services FAQ
At A-Solution Plumbing, LLC, we offer comprehensive sewer and drain services including new system installations, emergency repairs, full system replacements, and routine maintenance. Whether your property needs a complete sewer line installed for a new build or you’re dealing with recurring drain clogs or sewer backups, our team is equipped to handle both residential and commercial plumbing projects.
Common signs of a failing sewer line include persistent drain clogs, foul odors, slow drainage throughout your home, sewage backups, or soggy patches in your yard. We use advanced diagnostic tools like sewer inspection cameras to locate the exact issue. In many cases, a section of the pipe can be repaired, but if the system is old, corroded, or damaged beyond repair, we may recommend a full replacement to avoid future problems.
New installations begin with a full property evaluation to determine the correct slope, line routing, and materials based on your usage needs and local code requirements. We handle all necessary trenching, pipe installation, cleanouts, and connections to the city system, septic tank, or aerobic unit. Permits and inspections are included as part of the process. We make sure your new system is durable, efficient, and built to last.
Most sewer line repairs and replacements can be completed within one to three days, depending on the length of the run, the condition of the site, and the weather. Full installations for new properties may take a little longer due to permit approval and inspection scheduling. We’ll give you a clear timeline during your estimate and keep you informed every step of the way.
Yes, most sewer and drain services—especially new installations and full replacements—require permits and inspections in Ellis County. A-Solution Plumbing, LLC handles all permitting and works directly with local building departments to ensure compliance with current plumbing codes.
We typically use high-quality, code-approved piping such as SDR-35 or Schedule 40 PVC for sewer lines. These materials are known for their durability, corrosion resistance, and long service life.
In many cases, yes. We use video inspection tools and advanced methods like hydro jetting and snaking to clean out and repair drains without excavation. If a pipe has collapsed or has severe root intrusion, excavation may be necessary.
Common causes include aging pipes, shifting soil, tree root intrusion, improper installation, heavy vehicle traffic over buried lines, and buildup of grease or debris inside pipes.
We recommend annual or bi-annual inspections for older systems or high-use properties. Regular inspections help identify issues early and prevent costly emergency repairs.
Yes. A-Solution Plumbing, LLC offers maintenance programs that include scheduled inspections, drain cleaning, camera line checks, and preventative care to keep your sewer and drain systems running smoothly year-round.