Five signs your main sewer line needs a camera check
Several drains slow at once, gurgling toilets and a smell in the basement. When to stop pouring chemicals and look inside the pipe.
A single slow sink is usually a local blockage. When the whole house starts to drain badly, the problem is often further down, in the main line to the street.
The five signs
- Several drains are slow at the same time
- Toilets gurgle when you run a tap
- Water comes up in the basement floor drain
- A sewage smell inside or in the yard
- Patches of greener grass over the line
Why a camera, not chemicals
Drain cleaners can soften a clog but cannot remove roots or fix a sagging pipe. A camera shows exactly what is there, so you pay for the right fix the first time.
We give you the footage. If another company quotes the repair, they can see what we saw.
What the check costs
Main line clearing with a full camera inspection is $290 on our price list, and the footage is yours to keep.
