You can experience many different plumbing and sewage problems in your home, where it can be difficult to assess whether it is something you can fix yourself, or something you need to have a professional to fix.

One of the problems that may arise in your sewer may be that one or more of the pipes in the sewer may be clogged, or the sewer may be undersized so that it cannot "follow" and cannot get the water flowed away fast enough. Another problem may be that a pipe may be broken or broken in some other way so that the waste water seeps out of the pipe.

Unfortunately, it is not always possible to discover the plumbing problems before it is too late. Often, the problems have already given rise to other problems, such as moisture problems in unexpected places, odors or attacks of mold or mold. If you experience any of this, it is often the sewer that is the problem and has arisen due to stopped or faulty sewer pipes.

Small issues that you can fix yourself

If the sewer has stopped, you can often succeed in getting the water to run again if you use a siphon or sewer cleaner. For example, if the sink in the kitchen has stopped, it may be a good idea to clean the water trap, which can often cope with the problem. If the drain in the shower cubicle is the problem, you can often fix it by lifting the grate and removing hair and other dirt.

If it does not work…

If you cannot solve the above problems yourself, it may be a good idea to get professional help. For example, if you find that the water in the toilet cannot be flushed out, other forms of malfunction, or if you can see signs of leakage or clogging in the sewer, be sure to have it checked by a sewer master .