Sewer Line Rodded Out in Arlington Heights, IL
March 2, 2023
Larry’s Plumbing recently solved a main sewer line backup problem for a home owner in Arlington Heights, IL.
After locating the clogged line, we rodded out the main line in front of the house all the way to the city main line which was about 80 feet.
We also flushed all toilets and ran a hose to clean out the pipes. Everything was cleaned, tested and the homeowner was very happy that we solved the problem.
If you need a reliable, affordable, and responsive plumber in the Arlington Heights, IL area, contact Larry’s Plumbing today at 847-455-4150.
Condo Association Parking lot sewer repair. Rebuild storm sewer. Remove 4 parking blocks, saw cut approximately 8 X 8 around storm basin. Breakout asphalt and concrete, and haul away spoil. Install new spacer rings and bricks where needed. Seal inside and outside of basin, install new storm sewer lid and cover. Backfill 100 % stone and compact. Additional work was required. Once excavation started found we had to replace the whole manhole structure wall and some piping 8 inches.
Upon arrival met with Village water works, isolated main to complex. Disassembled water meter, removed flange. Cut out old valve and removed nipple from 4 x 3 bushing. Installed new valve and had village pressurize main. From there installed new 90 and re-tightened flange. Installed water meter fully tightened and pressurized building main. Tested for leaks and flow passed. Cleaned work area.
Arrived on site to replace tankless water heater under manufacture warranty. Turned off unit, water and gas. Disconnected service valves and supply lines. Cut out recirculating and condensation lines. Cut out section of exhaust pipe. Remove defective tankless water heater. Installed new tankless water heater and secured to wall. Installed new section of exhaust pipe with fittings and secured. Reconnect and re-piped all supplies then braced. Turned on unit and bled system. Contacted tech support to properly set up commercial tankless configuration per manufacture recommendations. Set temperature at 140°.
