Pipe problems can range from minor inconveniences to major disruptions, and our team is equipped to handle them all. Here are some common pipe issues we resolve:

Broken or Cracked Pipes: Shifting soil, frozen ground, or settling can damage pipes, causing them to break, crack, or collapse.

Pipe Blockage: Grease buildup or foreign objects can obstruct the flow inside your pipes, leading to slow drainage or backups.

Corrosion: Aging pipes can deteriorate and collapse, restricting water flow or causing leaks.

Bellied pipe: Soil movement can cause sections of pipe to sink, creating low spots where waste collects and blocks the system.

Leaking joints: Broken seals between pipe sections can allow water to escape, leading to leaks and water damage.

Root infiltration: Tree and shrub roots can invade sewer lines, damaging pipes and blocking the flow of wastewater.

Old or Substandard Pipes: Some older pipes are made of materials that degrade over time, becoming prone to breaks and corrosion.

Sewer line belly: Similar to bellied pipes, a section of your sewer line may sink, creating a spot where waste and debris accumulate.

Winter can be tough on your plumbing, especially when extreme cold causes water in your pipes to freeze. As the water turns to ice, it expands, blocking the line and increasing pressure that can cause your pipes to crack or burst. Even a small crack can lead to significant water loss, with more than 250 gallons of water potentially leaking in just one day.

At Flowpipe Plumbing, we offer services to both prevent frozen pipes and repair any damage caused by freezing temperatures. Don’t wait until it’s too late—let us help protect your pipes before winter hits.