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Your home’s drain lines help keep water flowing safely away, preventing leaks and water damage. If they get clogged or damaged, it can cause major problems for your home.
Canady’s Heating, Air & Plumbing is here to help. We provide more than just drain cleaning; we also provide reliable drain line installations and repairs in Savannah, GA, and Beaufort, SC. Whether you need a new drain line or a quick repair, our experts are ready to get the job done.
Need a drain line installed or repaired? Contact Canady’s today to schedule a service.
Drain Installation & Replacement
Drain lines wear out over time, leading to clogs, leaks, and drainage problems. PVC pipes can last 25 to 40 years, but older metal ones may need replacing sooner due to corrosion. Upgrading old or damaged drains can help prevent bigger plumbing issues.
Do you need new drain lines? We install them for:
- Damaged plumbing
- Kitchen remodels and additions
- Bathroom remodels and additions
- New appliances
Our team ensures everything is set up correctly for smooth, reliable drainage.
What to Expect for Drain Line Installation
When you choose Canady’s for your drain line installation, here’s what you can expect:
- Inspection and planning: We check your plumbing system to find the best place for the new drain line.
- Material selection: Our team installs durable PVC pipes that resist clogs, cracks, and rust, so your drains work perfectly for years to come.
- Expert installation: Our team cuts, connects, and secures the pipes, ensuring they’ll drain water properly.
- Sewage ejector pump installation: If the drain is below the main sewer line, we may need to install a sewage ejector pump to help move wastewater.
- Testing and cleanup: After installation, we test the drain to ensure it works properly and then clean the work area.
Drain Repair
If your drains are slow or clogged, Canady’s can find and fix the problem quickly. We perform a sewer camera inspection, sending a small camera into the pipes to see what’s causing the issue. It helps us find clogs, cracks, or other damage.
We’ll use a drain auger to break up and remove clogs for smaller blockages. We’ll use hydro jetting for tough clogs, which blasts away buildup, grease, and even tree roots with high-pressure water.
Common Drain Issues & How We Fix Them
Drain problems can be frustrating, but Canady’s knows how to fix them fast. Here are some common issues we handle:
- Clogged toilets: We can clear tough or recurring toilet clogs.
- Slow drains: If water drains too slowly, we check for partial clogs or venting issues and fix them to improve drainage.
- Leaky drain pipes: We repair small leaks with strong seals and replace damaged pipes when needed.
- Bad smells: Sewer smells can come from clogged or broken pipes. We inspect, clean, and repair drains to keep your home smelling fresh.
Why Choose Canady’s?
When it comes to your home’s drains, you need a team you can trust. Canady’s Heating, Air & Plumbing has served homeowners for over 35 years, providing expert drain installations and repairs that last.
Our licensed and insured plumbers use the latest tools and high-quality materials to keep your plumbing working smoothly. Plus, we offer free replacement estimates, so you’ll always know the pricing upfront.
If you have drain issues or need a new drain, contact Canady’s to schedule a reliable service in Savannah, GA, or Beaufort, SC.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between main drains and sewer lines?
Main drains collect wastewater from sinks, tubs, and toilets in your home, while the sewer line carries that wastewater from your home to the city sewer or septic system.
Do drains use the same type of pipe material as water lines?
No. Drain pipes are usually made of PVC and designed to carry wastewater, while water lines are made of copper, PEX, or CPVC and are designed to handle clean drinking water under pressure.
What are the signs I need drain repair?
Slow drains, gurgling sounds, bad odors, water backing up in sinks or tubs, and frequent clogs are all signs your drain may need repair.
If you notice any of these issues, call a licensed plumber.
