by NW Sewer & Drain | Jul 22, 2026 | Maintenance, Sewer Camera Inspection
You found it. The craftsman with the built-ins. The mid-century with the big windows. The older home with the yard that actually feels like a yard. In the Pacific Northwest, homes with character are everywhere, and they sell fast. So you do what most buyers do: you...
by NW Sewer & Drain | May 27, 2026 | Hydro jetting, Pipe clogs, Sewer Camera Inspection
If one sink is slow, it’s annoying. If your shower, toilet, and kitchen sink all start acting up at the same time, it’s stressful, and it usually means the problem is bigger than a simple hair clog. When symptoms like multiple drains being clogged show up at once,...
by NW Sewer & Drain | May 20, 2026 | Pipe clogs, Sewer Camera Inspection, Trenchless pipe replacement
Clay sewer pipes are common in older homes and older neighborhoods, especially in the Greater Seattle Area, and they can work well for decades. The problem is that clay pipe systems often have joints that are more vulnerable to shifting soil and tiny gaps over time....
by NW Sewer & Drain | May 13, 2026 | Hydro jetting, Sewer Camera Inspection, Sewer repair
A busy Seattle business doesn’t have time for plumbing surprises. When a sink won’t drain, a floor drain backs up, or a restroom goes out of service, it’s not just inconvenient; it’s lost revenue, unhappy customers, and a stressful scramble to fix the problem fast. If...
by NW Sewer & Drain | Mar 25, 2026 | Sewer Camera Inspection
Most sewer problems start the same way: something feels off. A drain that used to clear fast takes a little longer. The toilet gurgles once in a while. You catch a sewer smell that comes and goes. Maybe you’ve had one clog too many and you’re tired of guessing. Here’s...
by NW Sewer & Drain | Mar 4, 2026 | Sewer Camera Inspection, Sewer repair, Trenchless pipe replacement, Trenchless sewer repair
When it comes to your home’s plumbing, your sewer line is one of the most critical, and most overlooked, components. Hidden underground, it quietly carries wastewater away from your sinks, showers, toilets, and appliances to the municipal system or your septic tank....