Mobile, AL Plumbing Company Announces Emergency Sewer Services

Mr. Rooter Plumbing of SW AL in Mobile, Alabama, has announced the availability of emergency services for residential and commercial customers in the area. The company is now providing emergency call outs for customers experiencing sewage backup issues.

Russell Yeckley with the company says, "Sewage backup is not just frustrating, it can be very damaging. Aside from the often overpowering smell, you can also experience damage to pipes that could result into expensive repair issues if not corrected quickly."

Yeckley states that the Mobile, AL home plumbing company will come to customers at any time of the day or night, on weekends, and on holidays to solve these sewage issues and ensure that no additional damage is incurred. He says that there are a number of signs that could point to sewage backup issues and that knowing these signs can help homeowners to know when they need an emergency plumber.

"If you have water backing up in your sink, toilet, or bathtub, especially if there is more than one drain backing up at the same time, you likely have sewer system backup," Yeckley says. He states that any strong odor coming from outside the home or from drains is nearly always a clear sign that there is a sewer problem, and that there are a number of things that can cause these issues.

The Mobile, AL plumber states that tree root intrusions are commonly at fault, and that when not treated properly, these can cause major issues with pipes in and around the home. Tree roots have been known to slip in through small pipe separations and cause cracks and holes, sometimes even leading to completely burst pipes, and as more roots grow in, more damage can be done.

The company states that calling an emergency plumber in Mobile, AL is essential before further damage is incurred. Replacing all pipes leading from the sewer to the home can be very costly. Yeckley says that they can solve the issue long before this happens, ensuring that repair costs are minimal.

More about sewage backup and what can cause it can be seen on the company's official website.