Not all plumbers work on sewers and drains, and not all sewer and drain experts do general plumbing.  We do both!  For the past 12 years, we here at Peerless Plumbing have become sewer and drain experts.  We can diagnose and fix all of the pipes that are carrying waste away from your house, so it stays away.  

But we can also help you with your sinks, toilets, and other pipe-related things.

If you happen to need a sewer repair company in Arizona, then we're the plumbers to call! We do more than just repipes, we mainly focus on restoring your sewage system, so that the outgoing water can be disposed of properly.

• Slow drain
• Patches of green vegetation
• Foundation issues
• Sewage waste pooling in yard
• Musty odor in the home
• Clogged drains
• Increase in Pests

Sewer inspection is recommended and is worth the cost. A lot of times you won't know if you have a sewer issue before its too late and you come home to a big puddle in your yard. It's important to understand where and if there is an issue first, before any sewer line repairs can be performed and incase you're ready to purchase a home.

Trenchless sewer line repair is an innovative and effective way to get water in your pipes flowing again without the need for digging. This improved process works because its an enhanced technique known as epoxy lining, it takes place where technicians pour epoxy coating inside a sleeve, that sealant filled sleeve is then pulled through your pipe, the tube is then inflated allowing it to take the shape of your existing pipe, once it cures in place, the sleeve is taken out, allowing the new and improved line perform its job.

Some major benefit of trenchless sewer line replacement include: minimal traffic interruptions occur as pipes can be installed underground. Your home and landscape stays beautiful, without being destroyed and cost effective.

Sewer lines are meant to last for decades, 50+ years, because without it, its difficult for your home to function properly. Your entire house or business relies on this system as a means of disposing waste and keeping water flowing smoothly.