Mile High Drain

The plumbing pros at Mile High Drain are always on standby for any residential or commercial plumbing services. Here’s what we can do for you:

Plumbing repairs: Our emergency plumbers perform leak repairs, unclog drains, tighten loose parts and replace faulty components.
Camera inspection: This technology scrutinizes all corners of pipes and drains to locate blockages within the plumbing system.
Drain cleaning: We use high-pressure water jetting to unclog the toughest blockages, which ensures seamless water flow in pipes and sewer lines.

Our expert team is available daily, including holidays, so you can rest assured that we’ll respond to your requests when needed. Contact us to reach a 24-hour plumber.

Common Plumbing Issues

Plumbing systems are likely to deteriorate with time. Nevertheless, we believe every issue you encounter needs urgent attention. Let’s look at the most common home and business plumbing emergencies:

Leaky pipes and faucets: Pipe leaks often stem from high water pressure, while faucet drips can be due to damaged seals.
Clogged drains and toilets: Water backs up the drains and toilets if there’s an obstruction in the pipes.
Running toilets: Toilets constantly run and waste water when the inner components, such as flapper valves, aren’t functioning well.
Water heater problems: Most problems come from leaks, but mineral deposits could also create functional issues.
Low water pressure: Water main breaks, leaking pipes and sediment buildup can affect the water pressure from faucets.

Common Drain Issues

The most common drain issues we deal with include the following:

Blockages: Anything from children’s toys and hair to cooking oil, mud or silt washed down the drains can cause clogs.
Cracks: Drains become damaged over time due to wear and tear, which can cause ruptures along the joints, and sewer water may leak.
Collapse: Although general wear is bound to happen, ignoring pipe repairs can lead to total drain collapse, where pipes break open and spill waste into the ground.
Rust: The buildup of rust in cast iron piping can narrow pipe diameter and inhibit water flow.
Invasive roots: A tree root may pass through a space in the piping system while searching for water and nutrients, thereby widening the gap and allowing other roots to infiltrate, which ultimately causes pipe blockage or breaks.