Main line sewer work for Tempe homes and businesses, from emergency backups to camera inspections and no-dig repairs.
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 →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 →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 →Browse guides to backups, grease, line responsibility and buyer sewer scopes.
If sewage is backing up now, start with main line clearing. If the line keeps clogging, a camera inspection shows why, and that decides between jetting, root cutting, descaling or a repair.
This site focuses on main sewer lines. If only one fixture is slow and everything else drains fine, the clog is probably local to that fixture.
No. This site covers homes and businesses on the municipal sewer system in Tempe.
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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