Call to be connected with an independent local sewer and drain contractor for main line clogs, hydro jetting, root removal, camera inspections and no-dig repairs.
Sewage in the lowest drain in the house means the main line is blocked. These are the problems behind most backups.
Sewage in the tub, shower or floor drain? That points to a blocked main line, not a single fixture.
Learn more →Rust scale inside older cast iron narrows the line and snags waste. Descaling grinds it back to clean pipe.
Learn more →Roots grow into joints and cracks and form a net that catches waste. Cut, flush, and find out how they got in.
Learn more →Clearing a clog is step one. These services find out why it happened and stop it happening again.
High-pressure water scours grease, scale and root debris off the pipe wall, not just through the clog.
Learn more →Video of your line shows roots, rust scale, sags and breaks, and where they are, before anyone digs.
Learn more →A resin liner cures inside the old pipe and seals cracks and joints, often without breaking through the slab.
Learn more →Grease hardens in kitchen lines. Jetting clears the pipe so floor drains and sinks keep up during service.
Learn more →An outdoor access point makes every future clog faster and cleaner to clear, and makes camera work possible.
Learn more →A sunken section holds water and waste. A camera finds it; re-grading the section fixes it.
Learn more →Know the condition of the sewer line before you close, while you can still negotiate.
Learn more →Tempe grew in waves, from early-1900s homes near downtown to 1980s and 90s subdivisions in South Tempe. Many homes are single-story on concrete slabs, so a main line clog shows up first in the shower, tub or floor drain.
Older neighborhoods pair aging pipe with mature, irrigated trees, which is a classic setup for roots and rust scale. Newer areas see grease, maturing landscaping and settling. A camera inspection tells you which one you are dealing with.
85281, 85282, 85283 and 85284, plus 85280, 85285 and 85287. See all areas.
85281 covers Downtown Tempe, the ASU Tempe campus area and some of the city's oldest neighborhoods.
See 85281 →85282 runs through the middle of Tempe, with mid-century neighborhoods like Broadmor and Southern Palms.
See 85282 →85283 includes The Lakes, the Kiwanis Park area and neighborhoods built out largely from the 1970s on.
See 85283 →85284 covers South Tempe, including Warner Ranch, with homes built mostly in the 1980s and 1990s.
See 85284 →Describe what is happening and where.
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Several drains backing up at once, sewage in a tub, shower or floor drain, toilets gurgling when other fixtures drain, or sewer odor in the house.
The homeowner is responsible for the line from the house to the city's sewer main. The City of Tempe maintains the main.
The city main may be involved. The City of Tempe's Wastewater Collection group maintains the main.
Not necessarily. A camera inspection shows the problem first, and many damaged lines can be lined from the inside. Collapsed sections and major sags usually need excavation.
No. This is a referral service that connects you with independent local sewer and drain contractors. Confirm pricing, licensing and warranties with the contractor.
Call to be connected with an independent local sewer and drain contractor who can assess the problem and quote the work.
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