Sewer Line Repair and Camera Inspection in Manhattan
Before any sewer line is dug up or replaced, it should be inspected on camera. A camera shows whether the problem is a clog, a belly in the pipe, roots, or a break, which decides the repair and its cost.
Signs you need this service
- Sewage smell in the basement or at drains
- Backups in the lowest drains of a building
- Repeat clogs on the main line
- Slow drains throughout the building
- Wet spots or settling near the sewer line
How the job works
- Send a camera through the line and record the condition.
- Identify the location and type of problem.
- Explain repair options, including spot repair or replacement where needed.
- Complete the repair, with permits and coordination where required.
- Re-inspect to confirm the line is clear and sound.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need a camera inspection?
It shows what is wrong inside the pipe, so you pay to repair the actual problem and not a guess.
Do you repair sewer lines in brownstones?
Yes. Brownstone and townhouse sewer connections are a common job. We explain the options and the likely scope before starting.
Who is responsible for a sewer line problem?
See our guide on sewer backups in NYC. In general, the owner is responsible for the private line from the building to the city main.
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