Sewer line repair is a messy business both literally and figuratively. For years, plumbers and sewer technicians were working in the blind, so to speak, having to guess the exact location of breaks, separations, or stoppages. Sewer-cleaning machines were available, but the means to truly see inside the sewer line and determine the proper course of repair was not. Plumbers had to rely on guessing the length of sewer machine cable they had sent down the drain until it hit a clog, then dig up the yard where they hoped it was. This could only last for so long.

It wasn't long before the use of sewer cameras became standard operating procedure for any professional sewer line service company. Starting off as large, clumsy, black and white, multi-piece affairs, sewer cameras eventually evolved into small, lightweight, self-contained machines that offer full digital color and even DVD-R capabilities. With the use of this sophisticated equipment, experienced professionals could now peer down a home's sewer line and physically see the problem, determine the severity of said problem, locate the exact location and depth, and make the necessary repairs while inflicting minimal damage to landscaping or groomed lawns.

While never a pretty picture, sewer cameras now offer homeowners a glimpse into what exactly is wrong with their drains lines, while giving plumbers the means to thoroughly and efficiently repair the problem. We carry the newest sewer camera technology and the best equipment. We offer the service at no charge with our drain cleaning service.