Your Arnold Plumber

At Heidler, Inc., we perform thorough inspections to get to the source of your plumbing problem. We are the Arnold plumbers your neighbors have trusted since 1947.

Don’t wait to repair your damaged sewer line

Your sewer line is the main passageway for wastewater. It is often located in the front yard and extends from the main structure to the street’s mainline.

Below are two common signs your sewer line needs immediate attention:

• Soggy yard: If the sewer line is leaking, it will slowly saturate the soil in your yard. This waste will eventually lead to the surface.
• Clogs: If your sewer line is blocked, you will notice the problem through your home’s drains. Toilets and sink drains will clog simultaneously if there is a problem with your sewer line.

Contact us to have these problems resolved. Wastewater that seeps into your home can damage your flooring and drywall, and can even lead to health problems.

Need professional drain cleaning solutions?

You may have a plunger handy to unclog small blockages in your sink or toilet. However, a plunger is only a temporary solution. To relieve your drains for good, you will need to completely remove the blockage. This is where we come in. Heidler, Inc. has the tools to eliminate blockages and free your drains for the long term.

We recommend scheduling preventive maintenance services at least once a year. This includes clearing out pipes and evaluating your plumbing lines for hairline cracks.

If you notice these problems below, contact us for professional drain cleaning:

• Slow drains: A slow-draining sink is a prominent sign that your drain may be clogged by sediment buildup, grease, hair, food items, and even corrosion. For severe clogs in your sewer line, we will use hydrojetting technology to safely clear out your drains without using chemicals.
• Frequent toilet clogs: If your toilet is constantly clogged, there may be a clog farther in your sewer line. Excessive toilet paper, tree root growth in the lines, and significant debris buildup are common culprits.

We will use sewer cameras, locator devices, and hydrojetting to eliminate the worst clogs.

When should you replace your water heater?

Your water heater plays a large part in your home’s comfort. Replacing the water heater is recommended before it passes the 10-year mark. At this stage, your water heater’s parts are more difficult to find and overall efficiency is at a minimum. You want an energy-efficient model that can last upwards of 15 years, which can help you save on monthly utility bills.

Keep an eye out for signs your water heater is failing. We recommend annual maintenance to catch problems before they develop into larger issues.