Check with your neighbors.If theirs are fine you will be paying for it.I’d call your sewer GUY ASAP and you are going to pay and waiting won’t make it better.just more to clean up
Chances are the problem is between the sidewalk and your house, which means the town doesn’t give a damn.
My guess, it’s roots in the pipe. Have someone snake the main line.
As a temporary fix you can probably get it flowing again if you have an access pipe in your front yard. Look for a pipe about 4" in diameter sticking up somewhere between the sidewalk and your house. If you have one go to Hectors Hardware and ask tell them you need the plunger for the access pipe to your main line. Chances are they’ll know what you’re talking about because they’re Hectors, not the idiots at Home Depot or Lowes. Basically it’s a small plunger head the size you would need to shove down that access pipe in the yard.
Next get a long piece of the cheapest pipe they have (12 foot or so should do) the right size to attach to the plunger, and a couple good pipe clamps to secure the plunger to the pipe. Be sure it’s secured real well because I’m guessing losing it in the main line would make the clog much much worse.
Now take your monster plunger and slam it down that access pipe. If the pipe is full watch out for spray. I’m willing to bet you’ll hear it release and the water will go down. Almost instantly. Shine a flashlight down there and you should be able to see the water flow when someone flushes in the house. You should still get it snaked but this will allow you to get it done during normal business hours (much cheaper) without having to let shit keep overflowing into your basement.
A plumber who has came out to snake my line gave me that tip no long after buying my house. It’s worked twice since for me and my neighbor has borrowed my 12 foot plunger to do his once.
EDIT: If you want to drive to Williamsville you’re welcome to borrow mine. Hauling around a 12 foot pipe that’s been down a shit drain several times (hosed off afterwords of course) wouldn’t be high on my list if I didn’t have a pickup though.
LOL I had one of those plungers when I bought my house.A while later I had a plug and did what you said to do do above which works great.Only problem was the end part fell off which didn’t fully plug it but it would severely limit the flow.After water coming up into my sauna(not crystal blue water mind you,but at least not high enough to touch the cedar sides)I had to have a very skinny buddy of mine reach down and grab it out!!!I at least gave him a garbage bag to cover his arm.,which I thought was nice of me.Mine was only down about 3ft though so it could be reached fine.
Or pay a private plumber to do it. Last time it cost me $75, and I didn’t have to transport a snake covered in who know’s how many people’s feces in one of my vehicles. I’m a huge DIY guy, but for $20 someone else can deal with the feces.
haha, My uncle in law transported it for me and did the work lol. I paid for it and helped lift it in and out of the truck. 75 isnt bad, a lady at work just paid something like 125 or so.
Had the same problem when i first got my house. Turns out the dumb bitches that lived here before kept tossin theyre nasty tampons in the toilet, the Roto Rooter guy pulled out gobs of the fuckin things! dumb broads! It was my problem, not the towns, Paid 165 for the douche to do about 20 minutes of work. he used a power snake which you can rent for like $50