61 answers to the questions Fredericksburg homeowners ask most about drains & sewers.
Absolutely! 72 Degrees Texas is experienced in handling both residential and commercial sewer and drain cleaning services. Whether it's a small home…
Read AnswerYes. Commercial drain and rooter work is a distinct service from residential, and we scope it that way — different equipment, different…
Read AnswerYes. Drain emergencies are dispatched around the clock, and they are among the calls where response time genuinely matters — because a…
Read AnswerCommercial sewer line issues require prompt, experienced handling to minimize disruption to daily operations and tenant needs. 72 Degrees Texas is…
Read AnswerYes, and this is the main reason to choose it over cabling. Hydrojetting removes what is coating the pipe wall rather than…
Read AnswerTrenchless repair handles root intrusion and corrosion well — those are among the best applications for it. What it cannot fix is…
Read AnswerHydrojetting is a powerful and effective way to clear stubborn clogs, grease buildup, and debris from plumbing systems of all sizes. 72…
Read AnswerTrenchless sewer line repair allows damaged pipes to be repaired or replaced without digging long trenches across your property. Methods like pipe…
Read AnswerWhen it comes to sewer and drain work, quality and reliability matter. That’s why 72 Degrees Texas backs its drain cleaning and…
Read AnswerYes. We clear lines mechanically — cables and high-pressure water — rather than pouring caustic chemicals into your plumbing. That is partly…
Read AnswerRead the policy, then call your agent with specific questions — because standard homeowner's policies usually exclude sewer line replacement, and the…
Read AnswerMost drain clogs form gradually from everyday use. In kitchens, grease, oils, and food particles can stick to pipe walls and build…
Read AnswerBy turning a guess into a diagnosis. Sewer problems are invisible, they present identically regardless of cause, and the expensive mistakes happen…
Read AnswerSewer line problems often show up through multiple symptoms rather than a single issue. Frequent backups or slow drains affecting more than…
Read AnswerWith a camera, and with a locator. Video shows what is wrong; the locator tells us exactly where it is and how…
Read AnswerSewer line replacement doesn’t always have to mean torn-up yards and long restoration times. Whenever conditions allow, trenchless methods are used to…
Read AnswerTrenchless pipe lining is not the right answer for every damaged sewer line, and installing a liner in a pipe that cannot…
Read AnswerTraditional drain cleaning methods each have limitations. Snaking can punch through a clog, but it often leaves grease, sludge, and residue behind…
Read AnswerThe length of a hydrojetting service depends on factors such as the severity of the blockage, pipe length, and the overall condition…
Read AnswerThe length of a drain cleaning service depends on what’s causing the blockage and how deep it is in the plumbing system.…
Read AnswerThe length of a sewer excavation project depends on several factors, including how much pipe needs to be replaced, how deep the…
Read AnswerThe time required for a sewer line repair depends on several factors, including the location of the damage, the length of pipe…
Read AnswerThe total time required for a sewer line replacement depends on several factors, including the length and depth of the pipe, the…
Read AnswerThe duration of a trenchless pipe lining project depends on several factors, including the length and diameter of the pipe, the extent…
Read AnswerDrain cleaning cost depends almost entirely on what is actually wrong, which is why a phone quote is unreliable. A simple sink…
Read AnswerNo two sewer excavation projects are exactly the same. Costs are affected by how deep the sewer line is buried, how much…
Read AnswerFor most Hill Country homes, a professional drain cleaning every 18 to 24 months is enough to stay ahead of buildup. Some…
Read AnswerPlumbing systems in mobile homes are designed differently than those in traditional houses and can be more vulnerable to wear, shifting, and…
Read AnswerOver time, grease, soap residue, hair, food particles, mineral buildup, and debris collect inside sewer and drain lines—even if everything seems to…
Read AnswerSewer lines can deteriorate slowly and out of sight, which makes routine inspections an important preventive step. Older homes are more likely…
Read AnswerHydrojetting uses high-pressure water to clean the inside of pipes, which makes it highly effective—but proper evaluation is key. Before hydrojetting…
Read AnswerBasement floor drain backups can be caused by various issues such as clogged pipes due to debris build-up, heavy rainfall overwhelming the…
Read AnswerMost drain clogs don’t happen all at once—they form gradually as everyday materials collect inside pipes. In bathrooms, hair and soap residue…
Read AnswerTraditional sewer repair often requires large trenches that disturb soil, damage landscaping, and create significant construction waste. Trenchless pipe…
Read AnswerSewer lines are built to last, but over time they can be damaged by both environmental and usage-related factors. Tree roots are…
Read AnswerSewer line issues in mobile homes often stem from blockages, tree root intrusion, and aging pipes. Regular maintenance and inspections can help…
Read AnswerWhen a failing sewer line isn’t addressed promptly, the damage rarely stays contained. Small cracks or partial collapses can worsen over time,…
Read AnswerWhen drain problems keep coming back, it’s often a sign that buildup inside the pipes hasn’t been fully removed. Frequent clogs or…
Read AnswerSewer line clogs often affect multiple fixtures at once. Slow-draining sinks, showers, or toilets can indicate a blockage forming in the main…
Read AnswerSewer issues often develop out of sight, but they usually leave clues. Slow-draining sinks, tubs, or toilets—especially when multiple fixtures are…
Read AnswerSewer line issues often affect more than one fixture at a time. Slow-draining sinks, tubs, or toilets—especially when they occur together—can indicate…
Read AnswerSewer line problems often show up through repeated or widespread symptoms rather than a single clogged drain. Persistent backups or multiple slow-draining…
Read AnswerPlumbing issues that require excavation usually involve damage to underground pipes rather than isolated fixture problems. Frequent sewer backups or…
Read AnswerDrain problems often start small but can quickly turn into bigger plumbing issues if left untreated. Slow-draining sinks, tubs, or showers usually…
Read AnswerPlumbing issues often start small but worsen over time if ignored. Slow-draining sinks, tubs, or showers usually indicate buildup inside the pipes,…
Read AnswerSigns of a clogged basement floor drain include slow drainage, unpleasant odors, and water pooling around the drain. If you notice any…
Read AnswerDrain issues often build up gradually and shouldn’t be ignored. Slow-draining sinks, tubs, or showers usually mean debris is accumulating inside the…
Read AnswerCable machines for routine clogs, high-pressure jetters for pipe-wall cleaning, cameras with locating sondes for diagnosis, and root-cutting equipment for intrusion. The…
Read AnswerThe One Pipe That Keeps Waste Out of Your Home The house sewer line is the primary connection between your home’s plumbing…
Read AnswerDuring a sewer camera inspection, a small, high-resolution camera is guided through your sewer line to provide a real-time view of its…
Read AnswerHydrojetting uses specialized equipment to send powerful streams of water through your plumbing pipes. Unlike traditional methods that may only clear part…
Read AnswerSewer excavation is typically required when a sewer line has collapsed, shifted, or suffered extensive damage that prevents proper wastewater flow. Severe…
Read AnswerTrenchless sewer line replacement allows damaged pipes to be replaced or renewed without tearing up large sections of your yard, driveway, or…
Read AnswerBecause we use the camera to diagnose rather than to sell. An inspection should end with you seeing footage of your own…
Read AnswerThree things: nearly four decades working on Hill Country sewer lines specifically, camera inspection before we quote rather than after, and the…
Read AnswerNot all drain and sewer systems are the same, especially in older Texas Hill Country homes. That’s why 72 Degrees Texas begins…
Read AnswerSewer line replacement isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Traditional excavation is sometimes necessary when pipes are severely damaged, collapsed, or…
Read AnswerMain sewer line repairs require the right approach based on pipe condition, location, and severity of damage. In some cases, traditional trenching…
Read AnswerDifferent drain problems require different solutions. For tougher or recurring clogs, hydrojetting uses high-pressure water to fully clean the inside of…
Read AnswerEveryday use plays a big role in the health of your sewer lines. Avoid flushing wipes, paper towels, feminine products, or other…
Read AnswerDrain problems can range from minor slowdowns to major backups, and 72 Degrees Texas is equipped to handle them all. Routine drain…
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