Seven ways we can help with the line under your yard
Each page explains the problem in plain words, what the camera is looking for, and what usually comes next. Septic systems, storm drains and water supply lines are outside this service.
Trenchless Sewer Repair
Pipe lining and pipe bursting through small access points, for lines the camera shows are a fit.
Learn moreSewer Camera Inspection
A video look inside the lateral, plus locating the line and how deep it runs.
Learn moreTree Roots in the Sewer Line
How roots get in, what cutting and jetting do, and when the pipe itself needs work.
Learn moreSewer Backup Service
First steps when sewage rises, and how the cause gets found afterward.
Learn moreClay & Orangeburg Sewer Pipe Replacement
Older pipe materials, how they fail, and how to weigh a spot repair, lining or full replacement.
Learn moreSewer Cleanout Installation
Adding an access point so future camera work and cleaning go smoothly.
Learn moreSewer Scope Before Buying a House
What a pre-purchase scope shows, and how to read the report as a buyer or a seller.
Learn moreNot sure which one fits?
Describe what you are seeing and the pro will point you to the right fix.
Describe the problem and we will dispatchWhy every service starts with seeing the pipe
A sewer line hides underground, so symptoms rarely tell the whole story. Slow drains can mean roots, a crack, an offset joint or a sag, and each one calls for a different fix. That is why the pro looks inside the line first and talks about options and price second.
Housing age plays a part as well. Older Asheboro homes tend to have clay or cast iron pipe, mid-century homes may have clay or Orangeburg, and newer homes use PVC. The service pages explain how each material behaves, and the area pages tie it to the part of town you live in.
Not sure where your problem fits? Call and describe it.
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