The City of Coral Gables runs its own sewer system, and thousands of properties here still use septic tanks. Tell us which your home has and what your drains are doing. We inspect your line or pump your tank, then explain the repair that fits your property.
Coral Gables is a city in Miami-Dade County. Tap a neighboring marker to open that area.
Coral Gables homes
Tell us about property-management requirements or restrictions affecting access and restoration. If your property has a designation or an approval process, share that information so responsibility for the necessary coordination is clear.
If your home is on sewer, we clear the drain that is backing up and record your line with our camera. If it is on a septic tank, we pump the tank and explain what the pumping shows before anyone recommends a bigger repair.
When a damaged pipe can be lined from inside, the openings in your floors and landscaping can shrink, which matters on a designated property. We tell you which openings remain before your repair is scheduled.
Before work starts in Coral Gables
These facts come from the City of Coral Gables and Miami-Dade County. The City and the County decide connections and permits; we inspect, clean, pump and repair the pipes on your property.
The City operates the sanitary sewer inside its limits and sends the wastewater on to the county’s treatment plant. Its system serves about half of the city’s residents. A problem in the City’s main goes to Coral Gables Public Works; a problem in your home’s own line is ours to inspect.
The City’s February 2025 septic-to-sewer presentation counts about 7,642 septic systems. You have to connect only if a sewer is built on your street, and Miami-Dade County requires a failed tank to be replaced with a more advanced system. Pumping your tank and inspecting your drain lines show you where your system stands before that decision.
Properties on the Coral Gables Register need a Certificate of Appropriateness before building permits are issued for exterior work. If your sewer repair would open a driveway, walkway or facade, tell us about the designation first. Lining from inside can reduce that exterior work when your pipe is suitable.
Trenchless lining in Coral Gables
Lining fits a sewer line that is cracked or scaled but still holds its shape. We confirm your pipe’s condition and your access before we recommend it.
Step 1 of 4
We run our camera through the accessible pipe and locate its path under your floors and yard. If your home is on septic, the same inspection covers the line to your tank.
Step 2 of 4
Cast iron can hold scale that narrows your pipe. We descale and wash your line so the liner cures against sound pipe wall.
DescalingStep 3 of 4
We insert a resin-saturated liner through your access point and cure it in place under your floor. When your pipe is suitable, your tile and the finishes above it can stay where they are.
Lining under the slabStep 4 of 4
Our final camera run shows your lined section beside your first recording, so you see the joints we covered.
Before and after liningOur work in Coral Gables
Questions from Coral Gables
Not unless a sewer is built on your street. The City says connection is required only then, and Miami-Dade County requires a failed septic tank to be replaced with a more advanced system. We pump and inspect your system now so you know its condition.
The City of Coral Gables owns and maintains its sanitary sewer, so a problem in the public main goes to the City’s Public Works department. If the backup is in your home’s own line, we inspect and repair it.
Exterior work on a property on the Coral Gables Register needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before permits are issued. Work that stays inside your pipe, such as lining, can reduce the exterior changes that review covers.
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Describe the problem and we will tell you whether it needs a camera inspection, a cleaning or a repair. We explain our proposed work and price before you approve it, and financing is available on every repair we do.
You approve your price in writing before we begin your repair. Here is what affects it:
