Drain Repair in Boise

Wyoming Drain Pros Save Your Drains in Jackson Hole, Driggs, & the Surrounding Areas

Your home’s drainage system (which you similarly share with other homeowners and which lies in the nearby water and sewer lines that run directly to your municipality) isn’t made up of impenetrable material that will be able to keep out natural debris, bio-waste, and hair forever. The tree roots that grow in and around the water and sewer lines can cause cracking and rupturing. The grease and oil dumpings from your home (not to mention food prep and waste) can cause thickening and congealing along these same wastewater pipes.

This many-wrought combination can eventually lead to a clog, which may be able to be cleared with a professional drain cleaning, hydro-jetting, or pipe repair. However, on occasion, the resulting clogs can be so severe that mechanical drain cleaning is ineffective. Instead, you may need to have your home’s drainage system completely replaced.

Call (208) 505-9352  or contact us online today for drain repair services in Boise.

Signs You Need to Repair Your Drains

Here are some common signs that indicate you may need to repair your drains:

• Slow Draining: If your sinks, tubs, or showers are draining slowly, it could be a sign of a partial blockage in the pipes that need to be cleared.
• Frequent Clogs: If you find yourself constantly dealing with clogs, particularly in multiple drains, there might be a more significant issue in the drainage system.
• Bad Odors: Unpleasant smells coming from your drains can indicate a buildup of debris, sewage, or even mold, all of which may require professional attention.
• Gurgling Sounds: Strange noises, like gurgling or bubbling when water drains can be a sign of trapped air in the pipes due to a clog.
• Water Backups: Water backing up into sinks, tubs, or toilets is a serious sign of a blocked drain that needs immediate repair.
• Water Stains: Water stains around sinks, tubs, or on walls and ceilings can indicate leaks or overflow issues from a damaged drain.
• Pooled Water: Water pooling around drains, especially in the yard or basement, can indicate a serious drainage problem that needs to be addressed.
• Increased Pest Activity: A sudden increase in insects or rodents can be a sign that your drains are damaged and providing an entry point for pests.
• Unusually Green Patches in Yard: If you notice patches of grass that are greener or more lush than the surrounding area, it could indicate a leaking drain pipe underground.
• Cracks in Foundation or Walls: Drainage issues can cause water damage that leads to cracks in your home's foundation or walls, signaling a need for drain repair.

Addressing these signs promptly can help prevent more serious and costly damage to your home.

Common Drain Repair Issues in Boise Homes

Drains can become clogged or damaged for various reasons, including:

• Hair and soap scum: These substances can accumulate over time and create blockages in bathroom drains.
• Food debris: Leftover food particles can clog kitchen drains, especially if they are not properly disposed of.
• Tree roots: Tree roots can invade sewer lines, causing blockages and backups.
• Mineral deposits: Hard water can leave mineral deposits in pipes, which can eventually lead to clogs.

Wickstrom's Drain Repair Process

Our drain repair process involves:

1. Diagnosis: We will conduct a thorough inspection to pinpoint the exact cause of the drain problem.
2. Cleaning: We use advanced equipment and techniques to clear blockages and remove debris from your drains.
3. Repair: If necessary, we will repair or replace damaged pipes or fixtures.
4. Prevention: We can provide tips and recommendations to help prevent future drain issues.

Brand-New Drain Pipe in Just a Few Hours

Sewer and drain lining, along with flash patch methods, has been used now since the 1970s and are known by many names: CIPP (cured-in-place-pipe), slip lining, Rehabilitation Methods, etc. In layman’s terms, these techniques are way less involved than traditional drain repair methods when it comes to repiping broken sewage drains without water treatment.