Camera inspection
Cleanout access lets us send a camera on a cable down the pipe. We read the footage for pipe type, joints, low spots, roots and breaks, and note how far along each sits.
Everything you flush leaves through the building sewer. We inspect that line, repair it and replace it when it fails. A camera goes first, so you see the fault before digging.
Sewer lines fail on old streets and new ones. Our advice follows what the camera shows.
Cleanout access lets us send a camera on a cable down the pipe. We read the footage for pipe type, joints, low spots, roots and breaks, and note how far along each sits.
Hairline cracks and loose joints invite roots. Cutting them out helps for a while, and we will say if the pipe needs more.
When a single stretch has cracked or moved, we excavate and swap out only that stretch.
A crushed, sagging or repeatedly broken pipe is best replaced from the house to the connection.
A cracked cleanout cap lets soil and storm water into the line. We replace it or add a cleanout, which also gives cameras a way in.
Several slow drains, a gurgling tub, a sewage smell in the yard or a soggy green strip of lawn all point at the sewer line.
Median home age is 1947 in Detroit and 1977 in Sterling Heights. Type your house’s age into the sewer line age checker for a sense of the pipe underground.
When the fault looks closer to home, drain cleaning is the page for indoor clogs. Our other services are on the home page.
Say which drains back up and whether you have a public sewer or septic. Then ask for your free quote.
Call (855) 321-3426