A high-tech, waterproof camera attached to the end of a cable is inserted and fed into the line, providing video feedback to a monitor. If a slow draining or clogged line is repeatedly causing a problem, camera line inspection will allow us visualize and pinpoint the exact location of the problem. Over time, your sewer lines can suffer damage from roots or brunt force and new construction run the risk of debris being dropped in the lines. Camera line inspection can often times provide a visual on any root damage, breaks or cracks, buildup, or corrosion that might be occurring.

Camera line inspection can also be useful when looking at purchasing property, a building, or a home. Inspection of the pipes and sewer lines prior to the purchase will help to determine if the system appears to be in good working order or if there are any concerns or issues you might want to be aware of that could be costly in the future.

If your toilet is constantly running, this means that the water in the tank is constantly refilling. This can cause an increase in your water bill which can be costly over time. If left unchecked long-term, this amount of water can eventually overload your field lines causing a small problem to become a major issue. Thankfully, a constantly running toilet is typically an easy fix and can usually be attributed to the normal maintenance that toilets require every few years. A simple flapper or fill valve adjustment or replacement should do the trick; just give us a call and we’ll have it fixed in no time.

Over time, tree roots can begin to impede your field lines and if undisturbed, can cause slow draining and eventually a complete blockage in the line, preventing the ability of tissue, grease, and other to debris to pass through the line. In most cases, our technicians can use powerful, sharp blades to cut through the roots.  

In some cases where roots are left undisturbed, they can continue to grow and expand in the line until the pressure causes cracks or breaks, and worst case, a complete collapse in the line. This type of damage requires repair or replacement.

We are able to offer camera line inspection to locate and assess the severity of the problem.

While pouring that leftover grease down your kitchen sink might seem like the easiest thing to do when your hands are full or you’re tired from cooking, it is never the answer! Grease and fat harden and, even in small amounts, will cause a line blockage or clog over time. But what about pouring grease down the line while running hot water? Absolutely not! Even though the hot water aids in keeping the grease liquified for a short period of time, the grease and fat will still cool and harden causing a clog/blockage. The only proper place for grease is in the trash.