Fast, accurate sewer & drainage repair
Overflows, standing water and backed-up toilets are more than an inconvenience — they're a health hazard. We use state-of-the-art cameras to find the real problem and in-house excavation to fix it fast.
Locate it, then fix it — right the first time
Camera Inspections
State-of-the-art camera scoping pinpoints the exact cause and location of a blockage or break.
Main Water Line Repairs
Diagnosis and repair of main water line issues before they cause bigger damage.
Sewer Line Repairs
Full repair of damaged sewer lines for residential and commercial properties.
Catch Basins
Installation and maintenance of catch basins to manage surface water properly.
Sewer Line Cleanouts
Clearing stubborn obstructions to restore proper flow and prevent backups.
In-House Excavation
Our own excavation crews and equipment mean faster repairs at lower cost — no waiting on subcontractors.
Don't let a blocked drain become a health hazard
Overflows or standing water caused by blocked drains, along with clogged kitchen sinks or backed-up toilets, can quickly turn into a serious health hazard for your home or business. Our camera equipment finds the exact cause so we fix the real problem — not just the symptom.
See before you dig
Camera inspection avoids unnecessary excavation and guesswork.
In-house crews
Excavation handled by our own team — fewer delays, lower costs.
A look at our recent sewer & drainage jobs
Sewer & Drainage FAQs
The most common culprits are tree roots growing into the line, grease buildup, a collapsed or damaged pipe section, and foreign objects that were flushed or washed down a drain. A camera inspection tells us exactly which one it is before we recommend a fix.
Recurring clogs, gurgling drains, multiple slow fixtures at once, or sewer odours in the yard are all signs it's time to look inside the line rather than guess. It's also worth doing before buying an older home with a mature sewer line.
Yes, when it's done right. We always inspect a line by camera first and adjust water pressure to suit the pipe's age and material, so it clears roots, grease and scale thoroughly without putting a fragile older line at risk.
Roughly once a year for most homes is a good rule of thumb, though older clay lines or properties with mature trees near the sewer run may need more frequent attention. Regular cleaning is far cheaper than an emergency backup.
We'd recommend against it for anything beyond a minor sink clog — these products can corrode pipes over time and rarely clear a real blockage further down the line. For a main line issue, professional cleaning (and a camera to confirm it's actually cleared) is the safer, more permanent fix.
Financing available for sewer & drainage repairs
Unexpected sewer repairs don't have to break the bank — apply for Financeit financing with no down payment.