We provide sewer repair and trenchless pipe lining for houses, condominiums and managed buildings across the City of Miami. Tell us which units or fixtures are affected and who coordinates entry. We inspect your line, explain whether lining fits its condition and give you a written quote before work starts.
Miami is a city in Miami-Dade County. Tap a neighboring marker to open that area.
Miami neighborhoods
For a condominium or managed building, tell us who coordinates entry, which units are affected and whether there are restrictions on work hours. For a house, describe the affected fixtures and any known outdoor access.
In a condominium or apartment building, one backup can involve a shared stack or a branch that serves several units. We trace which drains are affected before we clear anything, and we record the line with our camera when the problem returns.
If the damaged section can be lined from inside, trenchless lining can reduce the openings in your building’s floors and walls. We tell you which openings your repair still needs before it is scheduled.
Before work starts in Miami
They come from the City of Miami and Miami-Dade County. The agencies decide each permit and connection; we inspect, clean and repair the pipes on your property and tell you which rules your repair touches.
The City transferred its water and sewer system to Miami-Dade County in 1975, so a problem in the public main belongs to the county’s Water and Sewer Department. If the backup is in your building’s own line, our camera shows where it is.
The City requires a contractor to register with its Resilience and Public Works department before applying for any utility or street closure permit. If your repair reaches the right-of-way, that permit is part of your schedule, so we identify it before your work is booked.
In the City’s Archaeological Conservation Areas, any soil disturbance, including laying pipe, needs a Certificate to Dig. The City’s map shows whether your address is in one. When your pipe is suitable, lining it from inside can reduce the digging your repair needs.
Trenchless lining in Miami
In a condominium or managed building, one damaged section can serve many units. Your building’s layout, access and pipe condition decide whether lining fits; we confirm that before any work is scheduled.
Step 1 of 4
We run our camera through the accessible line and note which stacks, branches and units connect to the damaged section, so our work plan names every fixture your repair affects.
Step 2 of 4
Hydrojetting washes grease and loosened debris from your pipe wall so the liner meets clean pipe. We tell your building contact which drains stay out of use while we work.
Hydrojetting at the cleanoutStep 3 of 4
We place a resin-saturated liner in your cleaned pipe and cure it against the existing wall. In a building, that can include the vertical risers between floors when their condition and access allow it.
Riser liningStep 4 of 4
We reopen each branch connection inside the new liner, run our camera through the finished section and go over the recording with you.
Reopened branchOur work in Miami
Questions from Miami
That depends on where the blockage is. Tell us which units and fixtures are affected. Our camera shows whether the restriction is in your unit’s branch or a shared line, and your association decides how shared repairs are handled.
The public sewer in the City of Miami belongs to the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department, so report a problem in the street main to the county at 3-1-1. If only your building backs up, call us and we inspect your own line.
Yes. The City of Miami requires a registered contractor and a Public Works permit for utility work in the street or sidewalk. If your repair reaches the right-of-way, we identify that permit before your work is scheduled.
Near Miami
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:
