Camera inspection
We feed a camera through the line and watch for roots, cracks, sags and breaks. You can watch the footage before anyone talks about digging.
Repeated backups, slow drains in every fixture or a smell of sewage can mean trouble in the sewer line. A camera inspection shows what is wrong, and then we repair or replace the line.
Sewer work covers Detroit and the cities around it that we serve.
We feed a camera through the line and watch for roots, cracks, sags and breaks. You can watch the footage before anyone talks about digging.
A root that grows into a pipe joint can plug the line. Cutting it back restores flow, and a camera check afterward shows if that joint needs to be repaired.
If the damage is limited to one stretch, only that stretch needs repair. We say where it starts and ends.
A line that is cracked or collapsed along its length may need replacing. We go over how that work would run and what permits it needs.
Whether the repair is on your property or under the road, the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) requires a Sewer Service Repair Permit.
A DWSD permit may also call for a plumbing permit from the Buildings, Safety Engineering and Environmental Department (BSEED), so we sort out which ones the job needs.
The sewer line age checker starts from a house’s age, and the median Detroit house dates from 1947.
Also see drain clearing, repiping and the homepage.
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