Leander, TX

Central Texas is known for its expansive clay soil. This soil absorbs a lot of water and expands during wet periods, then contracts and shrinks during dry spells. This constant shifting can put immense pressure on your home's foundation and underground plumbing, especially sewer lines. The movement can cause pipes to crack, shift, or disconnect, leading to hidden leaks that can go undetected for long periods. Regular inspections and early leak detection are crucial for preventing major damage.

Besides the hard water and shifting soil, one of the most common culprits for drain and sewer line blockages in established Leander neighborhoods is tree root intrusion. Tree roots are naturally attracted to the moisture and nutrients found within sewer pipes. As they grow, they can enter through tiny cracks or loose joints, and once inside, they expand and create a dense blockage. This can lead to recurring clogs, slow drains, and even complete sewer backups. We often use camera inspections to identify and address this problem directly.