Sewer line camera inspection and repair in Seattle
Old clay and cast iron side sewers crack, sag and fill with roots. A camera shows you exactly where, on a screen, before anyone digs.
Included
What the job includes
- Camera inspection with the recording sent to you
- Line located and marked on the surface
- Spot repair, lining, or replacement priced side by side
- Side sewer permit handled with the city
- Yard or driveway restored as agreed in the estimate
Signs
When to call
- Every drain in the house slow at once
- Sewage smell in the basement or yard
- A wet, green patch over the line in dry weather
- Roots found by the last drain cleaner
The work
How the job runs
- Camera the line and send you the video
- Talk through what it shows
- Options in writing: spot repair, trenchless lining, or replacement
- Permit, work, inspection
- Restore the surface and send the final video
Price
Price in writing, before we start
Camera inspections are a set price. Repairs depend on depth, length and what sits on top of the line; the estimate lists each so you can compare options.
Questions
Common questions
Who owns the side sewer?
In Seattle the homeowner generally owns the side sewer from the house to the main, including the part under the street. We can show you where your responsibility ends on the video.
Is buying a house a good time to camera the sewer?
Yes. A camera before closing is the cheapest look you will get, and the video is yours to keep.
Reply
Tell us about the house.
Three short questions to schedule a visit. For water on the floor, do not fill in a form: call now, a plumber picks up at (206) 555-0172.