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9 months ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Sewer smells bothering you?If you smell sewer odors inside or around your home, it's essential to take prompt action to identify and resolve the source of the smell. Sewer odors can indicate potential plumbing issues or sewage system problems that may need attention. Here's what you can do:1. Check for internal plumbing issues: Inspect all the drains in your home, including sinks, showers, bathtubs, and toilets. Ensure that the water traps (the U-shaped bend in the pipes) have water in them. The water traps act as a barrier to prevent sewer gases from entering your living spaces. If a trap has dried out or become compromised, pour water into the drain to refill it.2. Inspect the sewer lateral: If the sewer odor persists, it could be coming from the sewer lateral—the pipe connecting your property's plumbing to the public sewer system. Look for signs of standing water or dampness near the sewer access point (typically found outside your home). If you notice any signs of a leak or damage, contact a professional plumber to inspect and repair the sewer lateral.3. Check for clogs or blockages: Sewer odors can result from clogs or blockages in your drains or sewer lines. Attempt to clear any minor clogs using methods such as boiling water, baking soda and vinegar, or a plunger. If the issue persists or is more severe, contact a plumber for professional help.4. Inspect vent pipes: Plumbing systems have vent pipes that allow sewer gases to escape safely outside your home. Make sure these vent pipes are not blocked or damaged, as this can cause sewer odors to build up inside your living spaces.5. Examine floor drains: Floor drains, often found in basements or garages, can sometimes be a source of sewer odors. Pour water down these drains to refill the traps and prevent sewer gases from escaping.6. Check the toilet wax ring: If the sewer smell is particularly strong around the base of your toilet, the wax ring that seals the toilet to the floor might be damaged. In this case, the ring should be replaced by a professional plumber.7. Consider external factors: Sometimes, sewer odors may not be originating from your home but could be coming from nearby sewage systems or construction work. If this is the case, the issue may resolve on its own once the external problem is addressed.Remember that sewer odors can be a sign of more significant plumbing or sewage system problems, so it's crucial to address the issue promptly to prevent further damage and potential health risks. ... See MoreSee Less
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9 months ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Clearing a clogged drain is a common household issue that can be resolved with some simple techniques. Here's how you can do it:1. Boiling water: For minor clogs, start by boiling a pot of water. Pour the boiling water directly into the drain in two to three stages, allowing a few seconds between each pour. The hot water can help break down grease and flush away minor blockages.2. Plunger: A plunger can be effective in dislodging clogs in sinks and tubs. Ensure there is enough water in the basin to cover the plunger's rubber cup. Place the plunger over the drain and pump it up and down forcefully several times. On the last pump, pull the plunger up quickly to create pressure and hopefully clear the clog.3. Baking soda and vinegar: Mix 1/2 cup of baking soda with 1/2 cup of white vinegar. Pour this mixture down the drain and immediately cover the drain with a plug or a cloth to contain the chemical reaction. The foaming action can help break down organic material and clear minor clogs. After 15-30 minutes, pour boiling water down the drain to flush away the loosened debris.4. Plumber's snake (drain auger): A plumber's snake is a flexible, long tool designed to reach deep into the drain and break up clogs. Insert the snake into the drain and rotate it clockwise while gently pushing it forward. This should help dislodge the clog, making it easier to flush away.5. Remove and clean the trap: Underneath sinks, there is usually a U-shaped pipe called the trap, which often collects debris and causes clogs. Place a bucket or container underneath the trap to catch any water and debris. Use a wrench to loosen the nuts on both ends of the trap and remove it. Clean out any gunk and rinse the trap before reattaching it.6. Chemical drain cleaners: Chemical drain cleaners can be used for stubborn clogs, but they should be used with caution. Follow the manufacturer's instructions, and wear appropriate safety gear, such as gloves and eye protection. Be aware that these chemicals can be harsh and may damage older pipes or fixtures.To prevent future clogs, avoid disposing of grease, coffee grounds, food scraps, hair, and other debris down the drains. Use drain covers to catch large particles, and perform regular maintenance to keep your drains clean and clear. ... See MoreSee Less
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1 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Orangeburg pipe, the bane of our existence! www.tempe.gov/government/community-development/building-safety/applications-forms/orangeburg-pipe ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
It's a team effort! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Another day another cross-bore. Please be aware that if you have frequent backups and there was gas work done recently this could be the culprit. Dangerous if not familiar! #crossbore #sewerlateral ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
New toy alert! This bad boy is able to install and cure liner sections of lateral pipes in minutes using the latest and greatest UV technology. NO DIGGING NECESSARY! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
We are incredibly excited to use the latest and greatest in trenchless repair methods. This light-curing system repairs sewer lines in a fraction of the time and requires zero digs to install. Efficiency is the name of the game! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
The advancement in underground technology certainly has its benefits. However, there are some major drawbacks. We see it happen and we fix it safely. ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
***Valley Stream Residents***Camera inspection reveals gas line placed into sewer lateral. Imagine the environmental damage! The Valley Stream Sewer Lateral Program takes care of this! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Sewer pipes rely on gravity and are not battery powered despite the effort! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Another day, another orangeburg pipe bent and distorted. This stuff is responsible for carrying out the wastewater from your home. I think it's safe to say this pipe had a few leaks🤔 ... See MoreSee Less
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
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2 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
We are thankful for your service. Happy Veterans Day. #VeteransDay ... See MoreSee Less
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3 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Sometimes we have a hard time truly finding the right words explaining how harmful "flushable" wipes are to our sewer system. Fortunately Adam from tru TV put together a great video showing exactly that. Take a look👇#toiletsarenottrashcansyoutu.be/TgHVO-RZ8c4 ... See MoreSee Less
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3 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Happy Earth Day! 🌎"Water is the driving force of all nature."- Leonardo Da Vinci#EarthDay ... See MoreSee Less
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3 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
TIPS! ... See MoreSee Less
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3 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Happy Friday all! ... See MoreSee Less
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3 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Happy New Year 🎊🎉! Ready for 2021. ... See MoreSee Less
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3 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Lets talk about the unfortunate situation of what us experts call "cross boring". Cross boring occurs when a gas line pierces or bores underground infrastructure, in our case sewer laterals. If you notice sewer issues following gas work done in your neighborhood give us a call. ... See MoreSee Less
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4 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Happy Wednesday!. Except this pipe, this pipe does not get a Happy Wednesday... ... See MoreSee Less
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4 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Ah here comes the fall rain. It feels like summer has officially ended now. Bring on the foliage! Just remember, wet weather leads to ground saturation. Rain water will find the path of least resistance which in many cases is a broken sewer lateral. Have you noticed slow drainage or sewer backups during wet weather events? You are not alone. The laterals are broken and need help! ... See MoreSee Less
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4 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
No bueno😲 ... See MoreSee Less
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4 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Lateral pipe terrarium? Not exactly.... #rootintrusion #cctvinspection #brokenlateral ... See MoreSee Less
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4 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
Have you or anyone you know had to fork over $10k to replace the sewer lateral? Who has that sort of money laying around for an emergency repair anyways?Well we have your back. Give us a call to learn about our private lateral programs and how you could avoid this terrible situation. ... See MoreSee Less
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4 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
What is a private sewer lateral you ask? And why should you care? Take a look at the image below. There are some sneaky ways this crucial pipe can be compromised. ... See MoreSee Less
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4 years ago

Pipelogix LMS Inc.
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4 years ago

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