Unpleasant and Unhealthy: The Side Effects of Sewer Gas

It doesn’t take a lot of exposure to sewer gas to start feeling the effects. Eye and respiratory tract irritation are some of the symptoms. Increased contact can lead to dizziness, nausea, headaches and drowsiness.

So, not only is the smell of rotten eggs in your home unlikable, but it’s also simply not good for you.

Sewer gas gets into homes from issues such as loose toilets or blocked air vents, but it’s also commonly a sign of drainpipe failures such as cracked pipes or clogs. The easiest way to find out for sure is with a thorough video inspection, our specialty at Omni Eye!