Your Crofton Plumber

Has your home’s plumbing become a regular problem? Tired of recurring issues with your sewer line or drains? Trust your local Crofton plumbers at Heidler, Inc. for immediate service.

What are some common sewer line problems?

Have a leaking, cracked, or damaged sewer line? Contact Heidler, Inc. for an inspection. We will locate the exact area of damage and carry out the most effective method of repair. Severe problems will leak swage onto your yard, filling your once beautiful lawn with sewer water.

How can you tell if it’s time to call for professional sewer line repair?

• Do you hear gurgling noises coming from the toilet? This indicates a clog in your sewer line.
• Is water from your sink or shower draining slower than usual? This is another sign that there is a clog farther along the line.
• Do you notice sewage puddling in your yard, where your sewer line is located? There is a leak that needs to be handled immediately. Contact us to get the problem resolved as quickly as possible.

How do you know if you need professional drain cleaning?

Clogged drains may lead to damaged pipes, including leaking and bursting. A burst pipe can quickly lead to flooding and significant water damage.

What are the signs that you need professional drain cleaning?

• Are your drains frequently clogged? Your shower and sink drains are prone to clogging from soap and hair buildup. If you have used a plunger or chemical cleaner, but the clog returns, you are not removing the clog entirely. There is likely a blockage farther in your sewer line.
• Are sewer odors wafting up from your drain? Let us inspect your line to determine the source of the problem.

When should you replace your water heater?

Below are signs it is time to repair or replace your water heater:

• Do you notice puddles under your water heater? Puddles forming in the safety pan underneath indicate a leak in your water heater. When this happens, replacement is recommended.
• Is your water heater making unusual sounds? This may be due to a faulty component, or there could be sediment buildup in your water heater tank.
• Water heaters last about 7-10 years. If you have an older unit that is frequently having problems, we will help you determine if a repair or replacement is more cost-effective. We will recommend the right water heater that fits your needs and budget.