It clogs again a few weeks after it was cleared.Usually means
Roots, a break or a low spot in the line keeps catching whatever goes down the drain.
When a drain line keeps backing up, cleaning it one more time isn't the answer. We put a camera in the line, find the bad spot and repair it.
A single clog is normal. These are the signs that something is wrong with the pipe itself.
It clogs again a few weeks after it was cleared.Usually means
Roots, a break or a low spot in the line keeps catching whatever goes down the drain.
Every drain in the house is slow.Usually means
The trouble is in the main line, past the point where the branch lines meet.
There's a sewer smell in the yard or the house.Usually means
Waste is getting out of the pipe through a crack or a failed joint.
One patch of yard stays wet or has started to sink.Usually means
The line underneath may be leaking and washing out the soil around it.
We don't guess at what's underground.
A camera travels the line so we can see the pipe from the inside and find exactly where it has failed.
We show you the problem and explain what caused it.
You hear the number before we start. The $80 dispatch fee is waived with same-day service.
We repair or replace the failed pipe and make sure the line drains before we leave.
Serv-Flow repairs the lines that carry waste away from the building, under the yard and under the slab.
Older homes on the Coast often still have cast iron or clay drain lines. Cast iron rusts through from the inside, and clay joints let roots in. Both can be repaired once we know where the damage is.

In most cases the homeowner is responsible for the line from the house to the connection at the street. If the camera shows the problem is past that point, we'll tell you so you can call the city.
Yes. We repair the drain line that runs from the house to the septic tank.
If the pipe is cracked, sagging or full of roots, cleaning buys time and the clog comes back. The camera shows whether a cleaning will hold or the pipe needs repair.
It depends on where the damage is, how deep the line runs and how much pipe has to be replaced. You get the price before any work starts.
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