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Modern plumbing materials and methods can be used to minimize disruption when performing sewer line repairs and replacements. Whenever possible, Arrow Sewer & Drain uses robotics and high-quality materials to restore sewer function and draining for homeowners in north and central New Jersey, including Somerset and Middlesex counties. Our trenchless sewer repair services are performed …

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If you’re having trouble with your residential or business property sewer line, you may need repairs. One possible solution is sewer pipe bursting. Trained technicians use this trenchless sewer repair method to replace old or damaged pipes without extensive excavation. Restore safe wastewater flow from your house or company while minimizing disruption and mess. Arrow …

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Hydro jet drain cleaning can be beneficial to those who want to clear out debris from drainage pipes. However, it’s important to recruit a professional with the knowledge to ensure cleaning is successful. In some cases, hydro jet cleaning may not be right for your property. However, if your pipes can handle the pressure, this …

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As a property owner, you’re responsible for maintaining several systems crucial to the function of your home or commercial building. One that often gets overlooked is plumbing. One of the biggest mistakes property owners make is not doing preventative maintenance for their sewer lines. Instead, they wait until a bigger problem, like a clog, occurs. …

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An exciting development in modern plumbing is trenchless sewer repair. This innovation allows professional technicians to repair and replace damaged or decaying sewer pipes without digging a trench or ditch. One leading way this is accomplished is by using cured-in-place pipe lining. Operating throughout north and central New Jersey, Arrow Sewer & Drain evaluates, estimates, …

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Orangeburg pipes were a common building material in New Jersey that rose in popularity from the early 1940s to 1972. They were used as an alternative for sewer lines because of the cast iron and steel shortage created by World War II. At the time, plumbers and homeowners highly regarded Orangeburg pipes for many reasons. They …

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Properties built in New Jersey between 1945 and 1972 may have been constructed with Orangeburg pipes. While at the time this building material seemed like a valuable solution to account for the growing housing boom, it has since proven to be more of a burden for home and building owners because the pipes do not …

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Homeowners may fear the expense and mess of sewer line repairs. However, modern plumbing and drain methods can significantly decrease both the cost and chaos associated with this endeavor. Rather than avoidance, scheduling these improvement projects can help secure the investments made in your house and community. With cost-effective trenchless sewer repair technologies, experienced technicians …

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Your sewer line rests beneath your home. For most homeowners, it is out of sight and out of mind —until a problem occurs. Issues with your sewer line can develop for many reasons. In some cases, problems arise due to poor construction or improper use, such as flushing the wrong items down the drain. In …

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Many homeowners encounter issues with their plumbing systems, whether it’s a simple clog or something more serious, like corrosion. When the pipes of a sewer system become damaged, sewage and waste are unable to properly travel through the system, often resulting in backups and other problems that cause headaches for homeowners. When this occurs, professional …

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