Sewage Systems

Emergency Service Available for Your Sewage Systems

Few property issues are worse than those involving your sewage system. In addition to the work of getting it fixed, there's also the major drawback of not being able to use your home or business. At Dixon Plumbing, we understand that being able to complete a sewage system repair or installation quickly and successfully is a high priority, and our team will work hard to get the job done as soon as possible.

Whether you're facing a chemical treatment, line cleaning job, or backwater valve installation, Dixon Plumbing has both the licensed plumbers and advanced equipment needed to complete the job. By doing all the work in-house with our tools, we'll cut down the duration of the job and have your property back to peak performance in no time.

As sewage systems advance in technology, a large part of our work is working on newer and older systems. This may be an issue for other Delaware County, Montgomery County, & Philadelphia plumbing companies. Still, we've made it our job to stay up-to-date with all changes in the industry, and our plumbers are constantly expanding their service knowledge to meet these modern improvements.

For a sewage repair and maintenance team in Delaware County, Montgomery County, & Philadelphia that knows how to fix your system quickly and professionally, contact Dixon Plumbing Contractors & Co. by calling 215-778-9514.

What We Work On

As your sewer repair solution, we are ready to help with sewer line malfunction. Whether it is a broken pipe, a clog, leaking lines, or another issue, you can depend on us to find the source of the problem and correct it.

New Sewer Line Installation
Sewer Line Repair
Pipe Restoration
Backflow Prevention Devices

Installing Sewer Pipeline - Philadelphia, PA - Dixon Plumbing

Video Equipment for Effective Repairs

We use state-of-the-art video camera technology that allows a clear view of the inside of your sewer lines. This sewer camera makes it easier for us to find breaks or blockages in your lines and repair them. Before the sewer camera, it was much more expensive to investigate a sewer line problem. Today, we can locate the problem and correct it quickly.