Stack Replacement Services in St. Louis and Surrounding Areas

How It Works

The purpose of a drain stack is to ensure that the pressure in the pipes is equalized so that there’s no danger of backflow. The central stack is vertical, which allows gases to properly vent while solids and liquids are pulled downward towards the main sewer line. That’s a vital process since it moves waste quickly through your system and prevents contamination.

Here at Performance Plumbing we have years of experience with stack replacement, and our background–checked team can go through all of the steps with you. That way, you’ll be sure you understand everything that’s involved and are clear about why certain steps are being taken.

Basement Stack Replacement

Professional Help Is Necessary

Replacing a drain stack is a lengthy and complicated process. It requires the proper skills to perform properly, as well as the legal licensing that comes from a professional plumbing service. They can provide an estimate of what the service will cost, set up a schedule that is agreeable to you, and perform the operation quickly and effectively.

It’s important to replace your drain stack the right way in part because of the risks involved. Wastewater can be contaminated with human waste and other toxic substances. Replacing yours through a professional service means ensuring that the waste reaches the St. Louis and surrounding areas sewer system safely and that your home or business isn’t contaminated.

Your Technician Will Go Over Specifics With You

A good technician will do a lot more than just show up and tell you how it’s going to go. Every home and business in the area is different, and stack replacement services need to reflect the unique needs of your space. The costs involved will play a larger part, but generally speaking, you want to go with high quality materials to ensure that your new drain stack does the job it’s intended to do.

We understand that a big undertaking like stack replacement can be daunting, which is why we want to remove as many questions or concerns from your mind as possible. The goal is putting you at ease as well as ensuring that your new drain stack works perfectly for many years to come.