Main Line Inspection
A camera down the main shows exactly what's wrong and where, so you're paying for the right fix.
From a backed-up main to a collapsed line, we diagnose with a camera before we dig — then fix it, with trenchless options where the layout allows.
Cracked, offset, root-filled, or collapsed main lines — repaired or replaced after we've seen the real problem on camera.
Hydro-jetting and mechanical clearing for grease, scale, and root intrusion in the main line.
Where the layout supports it, we repair lines with minimal digging — less damage to your yard and driveway.
A camera down the main shows exactly what's wrong and where, so you're paying for the right fix.
Having septic trouble? We can camera-scope and diagnose the line to find the problem. We don't pump or clean tanks — but we'll tell you exactly what's going on.
Sewer problems are the ones you don’t want guessed at. Before we dig or quote anything major, we put a camera down the main and find the actual cause — roots at a joint, a low spot holding waste, an offset, or a collapsed section. Then you get the honest options: clear it, spot-repair it, reline it trenchless where the layout allows, or replace the bad section. Older neighborhoods across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona still have clay and cast-iron mains that roots love, and we’ve worked on plenty of them. We find it first, then fix it right.
Tell us the symptoms — multiple slow drains, gurgling, or wastewater backing up at the lowest fixture.
We see the actual cause and location — roots, a belly, an offset joint, or a collapse — before recommending anything.
Clean it, spot-repair it, trenchless it, or replace the section — with the trade-offs and the why behind each.
Repair, then re-camera so you can see the line is genuinely clear and sound.
When several fixtures back up at once — or the lowest drain in the house (often a basement or floor drain) overflows when you run water elsewhere — the main line is the likely culprit. A camera inspection confirms it.
It's repairing or relining a sewer line with little or no digging, instead of excavating the whole run. It's not possible in every situation, but where the layout supports it, it saves your yard, driveway, and a lot of restoration cost. We'll tell you honestly whether it's an option for your line.
Roots are drawn to the moisture and nutrients in sewer lines and enter through small cracks or joints — especially in older clay or cast-iron pipe common in the region's established neighborhoods. Hydro-jetting clears them; a camera tells us whether the entry point needs a repair.
Always, for main-line work. We don't quote a dig or a trenchless job off a guess — we see the problem first so you're paying for the fix you actually need.
We don't pump or clean septic tanks. But if you're having septic trouble, we can scope and camera-inspect the line to diagnose what's going on and pinpoint the problem — then point you in the right direction for the fix.
Multiple drains backing up in your Cedar City home? Likely the main line. We camera it before we dig, then fix it — trenchless where the layout allows.
See detailsMultiple drains backing up in your Hildale home usually means the main line. We're minutes away, we camera it before we dig, and we fix it the right way.
See detailsMultiple drains backing up in your St. George home? That's usually the main line. We camera it before we dig, then fix it — trenchless where the layout allows.
See detailsTell us what's going on and we'll get right back to you. Prefer to talk? Call or text — a real person answers.
Sewer Services across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona — usually same day.