A technician running a hydro jetting lance up into the overhead waste lines of a parking structure

What we handle

Eight things that go wrong underground.

Every one of them starts the same way: find out what is actually happening in the pipe. Every one of them has its own page too, because how a job is done is the part worth reading before you book one.

Call or text (213) 682-4466

Answered 24 hours, every day.

Pick the one that sounds like yours.

Or ring and describe it. Homes, restaurants, retail units and apartment buildings; every photograph on this site is one of our own jobs, pulled from the footage we post. There is no stock photography anywhere on it.

A technician feeding a drain cable into a lavatory waste line with a bucket set under the trap

Drain Cleaning

Kitchen, bath, laundry and floor drains cabled back to full flow, then run again before we pack up.

Hydro Jetting

Water at pressure, scouring the pipe wall back to bare instead of punching a hole through the grease.

A sewer inspection monitor on the floor showing the inside of a pipe, camera reel alongside

Camera Inspection

A camera down the line before anyone quotes a repair, so you are looking at the pipe and not an opinion.

A cast iron drain pulled out of an excavation with a heavy mass of tree roots grown through it

Root Removal

Roots cut out, and the joint they came in through found. They grow back to the same crack otherwise.

An opened trench in a concrete floor with the failed drain line exposed and tools laid around it

Sewer Mainline

Broken, bellied and offset line dug out and replaced, from the fixture to the city connection.

A technician breaking out concrete floor inside a plastic containment to reach a failed drain line

Pipe Lining

A new pipe cured inside the old one where the run allows it, so the floor and the drive stay put.

Two gloved hands fitting a shielded no-hub coupling onto a cast iron waste line overhead

Commercial & Multifamily

Restaurants, retail and apartment buildings, worked in containment and around the hours you trade.

A commercial kitchen sealed off in plastic containment sheeting before the floor is opened up

24/7 Emergency

A sewer picks its moment, and it is rarely a Tuesday morning. The phone is answered at any hour.

Not sure which one it is? Call (213) 682-4466 and describe what it is doing. Which fixtures are affected and how long it has been going on is usually enough to narrow it to two.

The camera goes in before the number does.

A blockage tells you almost nothing about why it blocked, and a cleared line and a fixed line are not the same thing. That difference only shows up three months later, which is why it gets settled first.

Diagnosis

You watch the monitor

The belly, the offset joint, the root, the break. Your own pipe, live, standing next to it.

The number

Written against the footage

And what happens to it if the camera turns up something worse further down.

Property types

Houses to apartment stacks

Restaurants, retail units, parking structures and multifamily, in containment where it is wanted.

Hours

Answered 24 hours, every day

A sewer picks its moment, and it is rarely a Tuesday morning.

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Book a visit

Tell us what it is doing. We will tell you which one it is.

Which fixtures are affected and roughly how long it has been going on is enough to start with. If it is backing up right now, the phone is faster than the form, and it is answered at any hour.