Sewer camera view before: tree roots growing through a cracked clay joint
Before
The same section after: smooth liner wall with full flow through the pipe
After

Camera view at 11 m, after the liner cured

The job

The basement floor drain had backed up three times in a year. Each time, a rental machine cleared it for a few weeks. The owner wanted to know what was in the line before paying for another visit.

What we did

A technician ran a camera from the outside access point to the street and found roots growing through two cracked clay joints about 11 m out. The roots were cut out with a rotating cutter head and the line was flushed with a high-pressure jet. The team then pulled in a resin-soaked liner, inflated it, and let it cure in place, forming a new pipe inside the old one. The branch from the kitchen was reopened from inside with a robotic cutter.

The result

The final camera run showed a smooth, joint-free line from the house to the street. The garden and driveway were not dug up, and the owner kept the before and after recordings for the house file.

What the customer said
“Another company wanted to dig a trench across the garden. These plumbers lined the pipe in a day and the lawn was never touched.”

Grace T. · Elm Park

Closed · Oct 8, 2026

  • Camera inspection from the access point to the street
  • Roots cut out with a rotating cutter head
  • Line flushed with a high-pressure jet
  • Liner measured, soaked in resin, and pulled in
  • Liner inflated and cured in place
  • Kitchen branch reopened from inside
  • Final camera run, recording sent to the owner
  • Technicians: 3
  • Time on site: 7 h
  • Area: Elm Park

Job total$5,200

Fixed price, quoted from the camera recording

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