Sewer Repair Confirmed by Camera, Not Guesswork
A damaged sewer lateral doesn’t fix itself, and it rarely announces itself clearly either. We confirm the cause with a sewer camera inspection first, then repair the section of line that’s actually failing rather than replacing the whole run by default.
Signs of a Damaged Sewer Line
Slow drains throughout the house. When every drain backs up at once rather than just one fixture, the problem is usually in the main line rather than an isolated clog.
Sewage odor or soggy patches in the yard. A sewage smell outdoors or a patch of lawn that stays wet and unusually green often points to a leak in the buried line beneath it.
Gurgling toilets and backups. Gurgling sounds when a sink drains, or backups in the lowest fixtures of the house first, are classic signs of a main line problem.
