
The homeowner needed the underground sewer line inspected to determine its condition and identify any hidden problems. Because sewer piping is buried, a camera inspection was the best way to see what was happening inside the line.
The camera inspection provided clear visual evidence of the tree-root intrusion and identified the affected portion of the sewer line. This gave the homeowner accurate information for planning the appropriate next step.



Replaced an aging natural gas water heater in a tight mechanical closet with a new Bradford White unit and updated installation components.

Replaced a sewer line with multiple bellies that were holding waste and causing recurring clogs, then installed new PVC with proper fall and an exterior cleanout.

Installed a new water service line from the meter to the house, added accessible valve boxes, and protected the driveway crossing inside a 2-inch PVC sleeve.