How Often Should Sewer Lines Be Cleaned?

The frequency of sewer line cleaning depends on several factors such as the age of your system, usage patterns, and whether you've experienced previous blockages. Generally, we recommend having your sewer lines inspected and cleaned every 18 to 22 months to prevent potential issues.

What Are the Signs That My Sewer Line Needs Cleaning?

Key indicators that your sewer line may need cleaning include frequent drain backups, slow draining from toilets or other fixtures, foul odors emanating from drains, and unusual gurgling sounds from your plumbing system. If you notice any of these signs, it's advisable to contact a professional promptly.

Is Sewer Cleaning Safe for My Pipes?

Absolutely. Our sewer cleaning methods are safe for all types of pipes. We carefully select the most appropriate technique based on the material of your pipes and the nature of the clog or buildup to ensure that your plumbing is not only unclogged but also preserved during the process.

How Long Does a Sewer Cleaning Service Take?

The duration of a sewer cleaning service can vary depending on the complexity of the blockage and the length of the sewer line. On average, a standard cleaning takes between 1 to 3 hours. We strive to complete services efficiently while ensuring the job is done thoroughly and your plumbing system is restored to optimal condition.

Sewer Video Inspection Services in Chicago, IL

See What’s Lurking in Your Sewer Lines.

We help Chicago property owners pinpoint hidden plumbing issues with comprehensive sewer camera inspections.

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See Inside Your Sewer Lines with Our Camera Inspection

There is no place for guesswork in residential plumbing repairs. Our sewer camera inspections provide a clear view inside your pipes to spot issues like tree root intrusion, debris buildup, broken pipes, and more. With this information, our team will provide the most accurate and cost-effective solution.

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Signs You May Need a Sewer Camera Inspection

Frequent Drain Backups

If you are constantly dealing with backed-up sinks, toilets, or showers, it may be a sign of larger plumbing issues.

Persistent Odors

Foul smells coming from your drains can indicate a buildup of stubborn debris or sewage in your pipes.

Man Setting up the tools to inspect the sewer with camera

Random Patches of Lush Grass in the Yard

Sewage leaks can act as a fertilizer, causing certain patches of your yard to become greener and more lush than others.

What Our Sewer Camera Inspections Do?

1
Identify Issues Before the Escalate
Ignoring the early signs of sewer line issues can lead to major inconveniences later on. Our camera inspection enables us to catch these issues before they become a bigger (more expensive) problem.

2
Get an Accurate Diagnosis
By visually inspecting your sewer lines in your Chicago home, we can accurately diagnose any issues and recommend practical solutions, saving you time and money.

3
Protect Your Home
Unchecked or improperly treated residential plumbing issues can potentially wreak havoc on your foundation. Catching the problem with a camera inspection - and performing the right solution - can help to preserve your property’s structural integrity.

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How Our Sewer Camera Inspections Work

01

Schedule an Assessment

Our team will work with you to schedule a convenient time to discuss your residential plumbing issues and take a look at your sewer lines.

02

Inspect Your Sewer Line

Before we begin the inspection, we will check your sewer lines to make sure they are ready for the camera.

03

Insert the Camera

Using specialized equipment, we will insert a high-definition camera into your sewer lines to diagnose the issue.

04

Collect Live Video Feed

As the camera moves through your sewer lines, it will transmit live video footage to our team above ground.

05

Analyze the Footage

Our professionals will analyze the footage to identify all potential issues and provide an accurate diagnosis.

06

Provide an Expert Recommendation

Based on our findings, we will provide you with recommendations for any necessary repairs or maintenance.

Sewer Video Inspection Services in Chicago, IL

See Inside Your Sewer Lines with Our Camera Inspection