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Seattle’s rainy fall and winter seasons put sewer lines under maximum stress—making sewer camera inspections both more revealing and more challenging. Increased water flow can expose hidden cracks, root intrusion,

Seattle’s dramatic hills and mixed terrain create serious challenges for sewer systems. From pipe slope and water pressure to blockages and structural stress, hillside and flat-area sewer lines behave differently.

Keeping your sewer line healthy is essential for protecting your home, preventing costly structural damage, and avoiding hazardous sewage exposure. The challenge? A failing sewer line rarely announces itself with

Buying a home in Seattle can be exciting, but hidden risks like sewer problems are often overlooked. This article provides a 17-point sewer inspection checklist to help buyers identify underground

If your Seattle home was built before 1960, there’s a strong chance it still has Orangeburg pipes buried beneath it — lightweight sewer lines made from layered wood pulp and

Lake Union in Seattle is home to one of the most iconic communities of floating homes in the United States. These structures offer a unique blend of urban living and

In Seattle, tree roots are responsible for more than 50% of all sewer line clogs and breaks. Consistent rainfall, wet soil, and decades-old clay pipes create ideal conditions for invasive

Living in Seattle means embracing constant drizzle, towering evergreens, and homes nestled into hillsides. It also means your sewer line faces challenges most cities never see. Heavy rainfall, expansive tree

Seattle homeowners have shifted from reacting to sewer disasters to preventing them long before they start. Instead of waiting for gurgling drains, foul odors, or a full backup, they now

Imagine waking up to a gurgling drain or, worse, a full-blown sewer backup flooding your Seattle basement during one of those relentless Pacific Northwest downpours. For many homeowners in this