Smoke Testing for Odor Location in
Yakima County, WA
Step into a world of advanced plumbing diagnostics with Doug's Rooter Service, where we revolutionize odor detection through cutting-edge smoke testing techniques. Proudly serving the Yakima, WA, area, our smoke testing services offer a safe, efficient, and environmentally conscious method to uncover hidden plumbing and sewer issues. By utilizing non-toxic smoke, we can swiftly identify leaks, cracks, and other sources of odor intrusion within your plumbing system, ensuring a fresh and clean environment for your property. Take the first step towards an odor-free home or business by calling us today at (509) 965-4200 to schedule your smoke testing service.
WHAT DOES SEWER SMOKE TESTING INVOLVE?
While performing a smoke test, a non-toxic smoke, or vapor, will be blown into the sewer via an access point such as a roof vent or a clean-out to perform odor locating. The smoke will then travel throughout the pipes, pressurizing the drainage system, and manifest itself at or near the source of the leaks.
BENEFITS OF SEWER SMOKE TESTING:
Smoke testing is a simple and quick way to avoid opening walls in search of the sources of toxic sewer gasses/odors, insects, rodents, or water damage. Guesswork is eliminated since a visible element is added to the odor source. This is known as plumbing leak detection. Having the smoke test performed may save you from undertaking unnecessary repairs to address the issues listed above. Sewer odors do not always indicate a significant deficiency in the sewer pipes. The smoke test results may point to a solution as simple as replacing a wax ring on a toilet or replacing a p-trap under a sink.
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WHY HIRE FOR SMOKE TESTING?
If you’re having a problem with any of the following: bad sewer, toilet, drainpipe, or bathroom smells, consider having professional smoke testing done. Sewer smoke or vapor testing is often performed to locate leaks, sources of sewer odors, and entry points for insects and rodents in homes and buildings. A smoke test sometimes accompanies a video inspection to diagnose sanitary drainage within your sewer and plumbing system thoroughly.
