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Spartan Plumbing technician pulling a green hydro-jetting hose from a trailer jetter in a residential driveway

Is Hydro-Jetting Better Than Snaking in Kent, WA?

Hydro-jetting is usually better than snaking for grease, sludge, roots, and drains that keep clogging, because it scours the pipe walls instead of punching one…

Spartan Plumbing crew at an open backyard sewer line trench with a sewer camera reel and lining machine

How Much Does It Cost to Have a Sewer Line Repair in Kent, WA?

There is no flat price for sewer line repair in Kent. The cost depends on what failed, how deep and long your side sewer runs,…

Spartan Plumbing technician connecting copper piping on a newly installed tank water heater

What Is the Average Cost to Replace a Water Heater in Kent, WA?

There is no single average price for a water heater replacement in Kent, because the price depends on what goes in and what changes around…

Spartan Plumbing plumber working in an excavated sewer line trench in Tacoma

How Long Does Pipe Relining Last Compared to Full Replacement in Tacoma?

A relined sewer line in Tacoma is built to a 50-year design life, which is an engineering target for the liner, not a measured average…

Tree roots pulled from inside a sewer pipe in Tacoma

How Do Tree Roots Get Into Tacoma Pipes and What Damage Do They Cause?

Tree roots get into Tacoma pipes through loose joints and hairline cracks in older clay and cast iron sewer lines, drawn by the moisture inside.…

Split copper pipe held up in front of a Spartan Plumbing service truck

What Causes Pipes to Burst in Tacoma and How Can You Prevent It?

A common cause of burst pipes in Tacoma is water freezing in an unprotected pipe, but aging galvanized pipe, water pressure that runs too high,…

Spartan Plumbing technician working on a water main line and valve in an excavated pit

How Do You Increase Water Pressure in Your Tacoma Home?

To increase water pressure in your Tacoma home, measure it first with a gauge on an outdoor hose bib, then find where the weak flow…

Home construction with hot red and cold blue pex pipe layout in pipes and exposed beams

What Is the Difference Between PEX, PVC, and Copper Pipes for Tacoma Homes?

For Tacoma homes, each pipe material serves a different job. PEX is a flexible, freeze-resistant supply line; copper is the long-lived metal standard; and PVC…

woman discover a hidden water leak

How Do You Know If You Have a Hidden Water Leak in Your Tacoma Home?

You likely have a hidden water leak if you see unexplained spikes in your water bill, hear running water with every fixture off, notice musty…

What Are the Signs of a Slab Leak Under Your Tacoma Home?

To catch a slab leak under your Tacoma home, watch for a warm spot on the floor, a water bill that climbs for no reason,…

digging tree roots out of old clogged clay ceramic sewer pipe

What Are the Warning Signs of a Main Sewer Line Clog in Tacoma?

The clearest warning sign of a main sewer line clog in Tacoma is multiple drains backing up or gurgling at the same time, especially low…

plumber hydrojetting sewer

Is Hydro Jetting Safe for Old Pipes in Tacoma Homes?

Hydro jetting is safe for most old pipes in Tacoma when the water pressure is matched to the pipe material and the line is inspected…