Step 1 of 4
We map your line on camera.
We record the run, note the distance to each defect and locate the branches that connect to it. We order your liner against that recording.
Joint inspectionAll services
Small Diameter Trenchless Pipelining We plan pipe lining around your home’s drains and access points.
Your household’s branch drains, stacks and sewer lateral each have their own route and connections. We inspect the affected line and plan lining where the condition and access suit it, with the plumbing restrictions and any restoration explained before work starts.
Lateral lining
Sewer lateralWhere the work starts
We start with your affected line and the entry points available.
Tell us whether the problem affects one room or several fixtures and whether your line has been inspected before. Our sewer camera inspection maps the accessible pipe and shows us where your line needs more preparation or investigation.
For cast iron drains beneath your slab, the condition of the pipe and the access to it decide whether lining fits. An outside lateral raises its own route and access questions. Neither location alone decides the method; our camera does.
A residential lining job
We plan each stage around the drains your household uses.
Preparation, access, the selected cure and connection work determine the schedule. We confirm which fixtures are out of use and when you can use them again for your particular repair.
- Joint inspection
Step 2 of 4
We clean your pipe to its wall.
We remove suitable deposits using the preparation required for your pipe and selected liner system, then inspect the exposed host before installation.
Ready for liningStep 3 of 4
We install and cure the liner.
We install and cure the liner system selected for your pipe’s dimensions, bends and condition. The method and installation requirements are identified in your repair scope.
Step 4 of 4
We reopen your branches and verify the repair.
We reopen each connected drain from inside the lined pipe with a cutter. Our final camera pass and a flow test confirm the work, and you keep the footage.
Branch reopening cutter
Household lines, before and after
Our repair has to account for the drains connected to your line.
Bends, changes in diameter and branch connections shape the liner system we use and the work we quote. Your connections have to stay usable after the repair, which is why we reopen them and check each one on camera.
- BeforeAfter
Before and after liningA kitchen or bathroom branch stays connected.
Our liner passes the branch, then we cut the connection back open from inside so your fixture keeps draining into the new pipe.
- BeforeAfter
Before and after liningA sweep under your slab keeps its route.
Our liners follow the sweeps in your existing route. We check tight fittings first, because they decide which liner system we can use.
What to know before the work
You should know which of your plumbing will be out of use.
Before we schedule the work, our written scope names the section of your line we are repairing, the fixtures you will not be able to use and any access or restoration work. Curing time is only one part of the job.
Our scope names the drains involved.
It lists the fixtures connected to the lined section, so you know what will be out of use and for how long.
Our quote names where we enter your pipe.
Your existing cleanout is the usual access. If we have to add one, our quote says where and who restores the opening.
Our quote states the cleaning we include.
Preparation is part of the job, so our quote lists the cleaning and the second camera pass that follows it.
We tell you how we check the work.
We make a post-lining camera pass and a flow test, and you receive the recording.
We tell you what the warranty covers.
Our quote states the written warranty that applies to the installed liner system and what it includes.
We tell you what lining will not fix.
A collapsed or badly displaced section needs an opening and a different repair. Our work plan for your line says so instead of promising to avoid your floors.
Our crew at a home
We confirm the setup space for your property.
These are photographs of our technicians and equipment on the job.
Common questions
What people ask before they call.
Can I remain at home during the work?
We discuss the affected fixtures, access and shutdown period before scheduling. Your household needs and the work scope determine what arrangements are needed.
Will all my drains be lined?
Your quote should identify the particular section and connected branches included. A repair to one run is not automatically a whole-house drain replacement.
What happens to connected branches?
Your repair plan must account for the drains connected to the lined section and how they will remain usable. We explain the connection work and final checks.
Where we work
We serve Miami-Dade and Broward.
We serve homes across our Miami-Dade and Broward service areas. Start with your name and phone number. A description of the affected drains or an earlier inspection helps us discuss your next step.
We offer small diameter trenchless, 2" to 6" in Miami, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Cutler Bay, Doral and Miami Shores, and throughout Miami-Dade and Broward, including Fort Lauderdale.
Related services
- Our specialty
Trenchless pipe repair
We install a cured-in-place liner inside suitable existing pipe, with access and connections planned for your line.
- Cast iron
Cast iron pipe repair
We assess your cast iron drains and explain cleaning, lining or replacement.
- Trenchless
Large diameter trenchless, 8" to 24"
We line your building mains and shared HOA lines from 8 to 24 inches.
- Start here
Sewer camera inspections
We send a camera through your drain or sewer line and record what is happening inside, so repairs are based on footage and not guesses.
Talk to a licensed plumber
Tell us what has been happening at your house.
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.
See what decides your price
You approve your price in writing before we begin your repair. Here is what affects it:
- Your pipe’s condition decides how much cleaning comes first.
- The length and size of your line set the equipment and materials.
- Your access point changes the setup.
- The repair method follows what we find.
- A shared building line is quoted differently from a household line.