Sewer Camera Inspections & Cleaning.

We run a high-resolution camera through the sewer line and record what we see. It shows pipe condition, flow, and any damage without digging.

Hidden sewer problems can cost thousands to tens of thousands to remedy, repair, or replace. An inspection gives buyers clear information to negotiate and avoid nasty surprises down the road.

We can spot cracks, root intrusion, sags, mineral deposits, corrosion, utility cross bores, holes, or breaks, etc. You’ll see real footage and clear notes.

Yes. In cases of issues that will return over time, we offer maintenance cleaning service at intervals to keep backups at bay.

Cleaning clears grease, roots, corrosion, sludge, and mineral deposits so drains flow properly. It reduces backups, protects your line, and extends its lifespan.

If the issue can be resolved with cleaning, we can take care of it right then and there with machines or high-pressure water jetting. If the sewer needs repair, we can locate and mark the area above ground for contractors to know where to excavate.

Opening a clogged line is when a snake or jet punches a hole in the blockage that allows the line to drain. Cleaning is performed after opening the line and after a video inspection to determine possible causes of the backup, as well as the proper tools to thoroughly clear the remaining obstructions to restore maximum possible flow.

Maintenance frequency varies by root growth, pipe condition, and any history of backups, so we tailor a schedule after reviewing the line. It is recommended to have a line re-televised one year after root cleaning to determine growth rate and reclean. Waiting two years or more risks having a sewer backup occur.

Absolutely! Many new sewer installs have problems shortly after construction. Problems stem from improper install, damaged pipes, utility cross bores, construction debris in the pipe, mud, dirt, and gravel in the pipe. We can identify these issues and, where possible, clear them out or provide you with video evidence to hold contractors accountable.

No.  Wipes of any kind should never be flushed, regardless of the package labeling. These wipes do not break down like toilet paper, and they will get stuck somewhere in your line, eventually accumulating until a backup occurs.

No.  Feminine hygiene products should never be flushed because they do not break down and can cause clogs and backups. Dispose of them in the trash instead.

Yes.  We can use our camera and a locator to determine the position and depth of most lines.  We can mark these locations above ground for dig up or so other contractors know where your sewer is to avoid damaging it.  Conditions & electronic interference can limit or prevent sewer locating.