Your Cutler Bay home drains either to Miami-Dade’s public sewer or to a septic tank, and the right repair starts with knowing which. Tell us which drains are slow or backing up. We find the cause and explain your options before any repair.
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Cutler Bay homes
A single blocked fixture, several slow drains and a wet area outside need different investigation. Tell us which symptoms occur together, whether your property uses sewer or septic and what work has already been tried.
If one fixture is slow, we start at that fixture and clear its drain. If several drains slow down together or gurgle, your shared line or your septic system needs a look, and our camera shows which.
If the camera finds cracked or root-damaged pipe on a sewer property, lining can repair it from inside when its condition allows. If your home is on septic, we pump your tank and explain what the pumping shows about your system.
Before work starts in Cutler Bay
The Town of Cutler Bay refers public water, sewer and tree questions to county departments. These are the ones that can change your repair; the county decides them, and we handle the pipes on your property.
The Town directs residents to the county’s Water and Sewer Department, at 305-665-7477 or 3-1-1, for problems with the public water or sewer system. A backup inside your home’s own line is ours to inspect.
The Town notes that an outdoor sewer odor can come from a pump station or the county’s South Dade treatment plant, and asks residents to report it to the county’s environmental complaint desk at 305-372-6955. If the smell is inside your home or near your cleanout, call us and we trace it.
Miami-Dade County advises checking your water bill: a bill with no sewer charge points to a septic system. The county also lists gurgling, slow drains and backups among septic warning signs, which is why we ask which drains are affected before we choose a repair.
Trenchless lining in Cutler Bay
Lining repairs a pipe that drains to the public sewer. If your home is on septic, we pump your tank and inspect your drain lines instead, and explain what the pumping shows.
Step 1 of 4
Before lining, we confirm that your line runs to the public sewer and record its condition with our camera. A home on septic gets a different plan.
Step 2 of 4
We wash roots, grease and debris off your pipe wall with high-pressure water so the liner meets clean pipe.
HydrojettingStep 3 of 4
We insert a resin-saturated liner into your sewer lateral and cure it against your existing pipe. When your pipe is suitable, this can reduce digging in your yard and driveway.
Lateral liningStep 4 of 4
Our camera runs through your lined section after curing, and we go over the recording with you.
After liningOur work in Cutler Bay
Questions from Cutler Bay
Check your water bill. Miami-Dade County advises that a bill with no sewer charge points to a septic system. Tell us what you find and we plan the right visit for your home.
The Town of Cutler Bay sends outdoor odors from pump stations or the treatment plant to the county’s environmental complaint desk at 305-372-6955. If the smell is inside your home or at your cleanout, we inspect your drains and line.
Florida law requires a permit before a septic system is repaired, modified or abandoned, and the Florida Department of Health’s Miami-Dade office issues those permits. Pumping your tank is routine maintenance, and we explain whether what we find calls for more.
Near Cutler Bay
Florida State License Number: CFC1430296
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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:
