Sewer camera inspection monitor at a cleanout
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No guesswork, no pressure.

We don't quote sewer work sight unseen, because nobody can price a line they haven't looked inside. Here's how it actually goes.

Call or text today 803-814-5544 Rapid Response. Minimal Disruption. Lasting Results.

What happens

From your call to a number

1

Call or text

Tell us what the line is doing — backups, smell, slow drains, or a report from someone else. Two minutes on the phone usually narrows it.

2

Camera inspection

We put a camera in the line and find the actual fault. You watch the screen with us and you keep the footage.

3

A written number

A written estimate for the work the footage justifies. Lining, cleaning, replacement, or nothing at all if nothing is wrong.

4

Scheduling

Most residential laterals are a single day. Commercial and occupied-building work is scheduled around your operating hours.

What helps us help you

  • The address and whether it's a home, rental, or commercial property
  • What's happening and how long it's been happening
  • Whether anyone has already put a camera in the line
  • For commercial work: building hours, access constraints, and who signs

Call or text 803-814-5544

Texting is fine, and often faster. Photos of the cleanout, the yard, or a prior inspection report help.

Camera view inside a restored sewer line
Verified on cameraEvery job ends the way it started — with footage, so you can see what you paid for.

Our solution

Trenchless pipe lining

Our UV cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) system restores damaged pipe from the inside out, forming a new structural pipe within the existing one. No trench, no torn-up property.

  • No excavation
  • Minimal disruption to residents, tenants, and daily operations
  • Long-lasting results that prevent future problems
  • Works on sanitary, storm, and other gravity-flow pipe
  • Fits pipe from 3 inches to 8 inches in diameter

Pipe materials we rehabilitate

  • Vitrified clay (VCP)
  • Cast iron
  • PVC
  • Orangeburg
  • Concrete
Cross section of a cured pipe liner forming a new pipe inside an old one
The finished linerA cured liner in cross section — a new, seamless structural pipe formed inside the host pipe.
CCTV camera views of the same sewer line at 6 feet 9 inches, before and after cured-in-place lining
Before and after — the same lineCamera footage at 6′9″ before lining and after, captured the same day. Heavy scale and corrosion on the left; a smooth, seamless cured liner on the right. No excavation between the two frames.

What you avoid

Conventional replacement may add

  • Excavation and backfill
  • Landscaping and hardscape restoration
  • Asphalt or concrete replacement
  • Traffic control and permitting
  • Longer project timelines
  • Increased tenant or occupant disruption

Every one of those is a line item on a dig-and-replace quote. Lining removes most of them.

Where we work

Service areas

Let's solve the problem — without disrupting your property.

Call or text for a camera inspection and a straight answer about whether the line needs lining, cleaning, or replacement.

Call or text 803-814-5544