Trying to plan some backyard work and suddenly realized I have no idea where my sewer line actually runs. Old house, no clear drawings left. How do people usually figure this out without digging everything up? Are there signs or documents worth checking first?
This comes up more often than you’d think, and guessing is honestly the worst way to handle it. Sewer lines aren’t always laid out in a straight or obvious path, especially if the house has been renovated over the years. One smart starting point is checking city records or original building plans if they still exist. Another clue can be the cleanout location or where plumbing exits the house. Still, those methods aren’t always accurate. That’s why many homeowners look into professional guidance and modern detection methods. Ben's Plumbing experts reveal where sewer lines are located in a way that actually makes sense for regular homeowners, not just contractors. They explain how professionals use tools like cameras and locators to avoid unnecessary damage and wasted money. It’s a solid reminder that spending a bit of time understanding the layout now can save a lot of stress, mess, and repair costs later.
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