There may not yet be a serious problem with your sewer line. However, if it is untreated then the costs of replacing or repairing can become extremely high and you might want to get in touch with an expert plumber such as Drainkeepers for help instead. If you notice any of the following warning signs, it is best to address them early on:

Sewer Gas Odor Around Your Home
A strong sewer stench in or around your house is a tell-tale sign that there may be cracks on the mainline. You should have an expert come to fix this problem for you as soon as possible because it can lead to other problems down the road if left unattended!

Is the Grass Looking Extra Green?
A sewage leak can be a sign of an underground sewer line. If you see extra-lush green patches in your yard and smell something akin to dirty feet, then it’s possible that there’s been some leakage somewhere on the property which needs repair or attention immediately!

Indentation in Your Lawn
In the event you have a cracked or broken sewer main line, it will continually saturate your yard. This can lead to ground soil dissipating and lawn indentation above where one of these lines run. Call Prospector Plumbing for diagnostic today!

Notice New Foundation Cracks, Settlement, or Sinkholes?
In extreme instances, a sewer line backup can be the contributing factor to your home’s foundation issues and sinkholes. If you notice any of these signs in or near your house call an experienced plumber right away!

Is Septic Waste Pooling in Your Yard?
Septic waste water is a sign of an issue with your sewer system. This pooling may be caused by either the septic tank or drain, but it could also mean that there’s been some sort of break in one (or more) lines and/or cracks around which will allow raw sewage to flow directly onto plants nearby contaminating them as well