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Time, Money, And Headaches

There’s nothing worse than learning you have a major sewer or drain line problem that needs to be addressed immediately. A million and one questions pop into your head at once, but few answers will be coming until you talk to an honest plumber.

The first and most important is how do you find the most reliable plumber in the East Bay area?

To take it one step further, what makes a plumber reliable?

A big part of the picture focuses on their integrity and dependability when it comes to the parts they use for the job.

Sure, anyone can run to the hardware store and buy off-the-shelf products to slap on your sewer line, but will they hold up?

At Avalon Rooter, we REFUSE to take those risks with our customers’ homes. Instead, we invest in the best parts – even those that seem insignificant.

The Smallest Details Matter More Than You Think

In most cases, sewer pipes and drain lines are not single pieces. Instead, they’re multiple pieces of piping connected together with couplings.

Couplings connect two or more sections of piping, creating continuity between the sections. This ensures that wastewater flows efficiently through the pipes without leaking or backing up into your home.

In the plumbing world, there are two commonly used types of couplings – ARC and Tyler.

A lot of plumbing services (not us!) rely on Tyler couplings because they’re much cheaper and help to keep their bids low.

You see, a Tyler coupling is made of two bands made with thin metal and can only tighten to 60 pounds. On the other hand, an ARC coupling is stainless steel, has four bands, and can tighten up to 80 pounds.

That can mean a world of difference when it comes to your sewer and drain line issues!

Longevity, Dependability, And Zero Stress

You might be thinking that you can’t see the couplings once your yard is put back into place, so why does it matter what kind of products your plumber uses?

Well, initially, it doesn’t.

Both will pass inspections. You’ll get a clean bill of health for your sewer or drain line right after the repairs are completed.

It could be a few years or maybe just a few months before problems start to occur.

ARC couplings have thicker rubber, thicker bands, and stronger clamps, ensuring they do not shift underground. The same can’t be said for Tyler couplings.

Because of their potential to move, you could face failed future inspections or, worse, the need to dig up your yard again for a full-fledged replacement or repair.

Choose Quality Every Time

At Avalon Rooter, we know how stressful it is to have your property torn apart to repair your sewer or drain line. While we are one of the most efficient plumbing services in the area and provide honest solutions to every problem, that’s not enough.

We want our fixes to last, too.

So, we don’t settle for cheaply made products that won’t survive more than a few years. When we repair or replace your sewer line, we do it right – using materials we know are reliable.

It’s not enough to just pass the initial inspection – we expect our work to pass future inspections as well. Our team takes pride in the work we complete, delivering high-quality, lasting results on every project.

We pair our premium materials with expert analysis and precise installations to ensure your sewer or drain line will last for decades to come. You’ll enjoy the ultimate peace of mind of knowing you won’t have to go through the stress of another sewer excavation to replace cheap couplings that have failed.

If you need expert plumbing services for sewer line repair in the East Bay area and want your fix to LAST, turn to the pros at Avalon Rooter for a free quote.