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How to Spot Early Signs of a Sewer Line Collapse

A sewer line can weaken for many reasons, especially when older materials, shifting soil or long-standing tree roots begin to strain the pipe. Properties with outdated plumbing often experience gradual deterioration, allowing small cracks to form long before the line fully gives out. Installations that were not done correctly also tend to fail sooner, creating

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Repiping Old Homes

Special Considerations for Aging Plumbing When you purchase or live in an older home, you’re buying more than just charm and character, you’re also inheriting decades-old plumbing. While that clawfoot tub or original farmhouse sink might add vintage flair, the hidden pipes behind your walls could be ticking time bombs. That’s where repiping comes in,

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Sewer Scope Inspection

Sewer issues often start out silently. You’ll notice slow drains, foul smells, or strange gurgling noises that are easy to dismiss. But left unchecked, these small signs can turn into major plumbing emergencies, including sewage backups, property damage, and costly repairs.  The problem is, most of these issues originate deep inside your sewer line, making

A Bearden Plumbing Solutions plumber performs a sewer scope inspection using a high-definition camera on a flexible cable to detect blockages and damage inside sewer lines.

Grease Clogged Drain

It might seem harmless to pour leftover bacon grease or cooking oil down the drain, but over time, that habit can turn into a costly plumbing disaster. For many homeowners, grease clogged drains are one of the most common and preventable reasons for major plumbing repairs. Once grease cools inside your pipes, it hardens and

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Tree Roots in Sewer Lines

Tree roots in sewer lines are a common but serious issue for homeowners, especially in areas like Cartersville, GA, where mature landscaping is abundant. Eventually, roots can grow into small cracks or joints in underground pipes, and may lead to major blockages, backups, and even complete system failures.  At Bearden Plumbing Solutions, we specialize in

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How Your Drains Impact Your Sewer Line

Drains are a vital part of your home’s plumbing system. They transport wastewater from your sinks, tubs, showers and even your toilets to a main sewer line, which then takes the wastewater to either a septic tank or the municipal sewer system. While drain lines are their own separate entities, they still have a big

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6 Ways to Save Energy on Water Heaters to Keep the Bills Low

Water is one of our most important resources, and the average household uses 82 gallons per day. Those 82 gallons get heated by your heater, and you may find yourself paying more than you’d like for your needs. In this post, we’ll explore six easy ways you can save money, lower energy consumption on your

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Winter Maintenance for Your Drains

It’s easy to forget about your drains. They exist out of sight, and they can hardly be thought of as operating in a traditional sense. Drains are simply conveyances that take wastewater out of your house to either your septic system or the municipal sewer. It’s only when clogs and leaks crop up that the

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Explore Your Tankless Water Heater Options for the New Year

Tankless water heaters, also called instant and on-demand water heaters, are among the hottest trends in home improvement. While they cost more to install, they can save a significant amount of money over the system’s life. When sized well, they also deliver a virtually unlimited supply of hot water. Let’s explore some of the notable

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The Tools That Help Maintain Your Drains

For all the problems it can cause, your drainage system works on a simple principle. Gravity moves wastewater down pipes to your main drain and out to your septic tank or municipal sewer system. It’s not surprising that a lot of the tools that keep your drain clear and working are also fairly simple. Some

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