Find the route beneath the property
The sewer carries wastewater away from the building, but most of its route is hidden. It may run beneath a floor, a yard or a paved area.
Locating helps establish where the line runs and where work on it needs to take place. That information matters when a damaged sewer needs to be reached.
Plan access for sewer work
We look at the sewer problem, the available access and the area around the line. Its location helps us discuss what must be opened to reach it. A pipe under a floor presents different access work from a pipe beneath a lawn.
We dig and replace sewer lines that need replacement. Locating helps us plan how to reach the pipe and establish which part of the property is involved. We explain the proposed work before starting.
Location and condition answer different questions
Locating establishes where the sewer is. A camera inspection lets us see inside the pipe. If recurring backups, roots or suspected damage call for that view, we recommend a camera inspection as an optional, separate service with its own charge.
We also clear blocked drains and remove roots. These services work together when a sewer problem needs more than a single cleaning.
We offer same-day service. Free estimates on most jobs. If there's ever a charge, we'll tell you up front.
Common questions
When is sewer line locating useful?
It helps establish the route before sewer repair or replacement and identifies the area involved in reaching the pipe.
Will locating show the inside of the pipe?
A camera inspection provides that view. It is a separate service with its own charge.
Do you handle the replacement too?
Yes. When the sewer needs replacement, we dig to reach the line and replace the pipe.