Sewer Line Repair in Sebastian
If a backup keeps coming back, the pipe may be damaged. We clear it, inspect it on request, and explain the repair.
When clearing the line isn't the whole job
If the same backup returns a few weeks or months after a cleaning, or if a camera shows a cracked, offset or collapsed section, the pipe itself needs a repair conversation. Roots that have broken into a joint can be cut back; if they've split the pipe, cutting them is only a short pause.
Houses around Sebastian — the Highlands, the riverfront, older streets closer to US-1 — sit on a mix of pipe ages and materials. We won't know what's in the ground at your address until the line is open and, if you want it, inspected.

Camera first, then a plain explanation
For a minimal additional charge, we offer video camera inspection with obstruction locating.
A camera can't see through a full line, so we clear the blockage first. Once water is moving, the inspection shows the cause and the location. Camera inspections are a paid service. If the inspection leads to a repair you schedule within 30 days, we credit the inspection cost toward the repair.
If we see damaged pipe, we'll explain the repair options for that line and that yard. Depth, what's planted or paved above the pipe, and how much of the run is affected all change the job. This page does not advertise a single method, because the right method depends on what we find.
Locating the line before anyone digs
When a repair means opening the ground, it helps to know where the line actually runs. With a transmitter on the camera or cable, we can mark the path and an approximate depth from above. That is separate from calling 811 (Sunshine 811 in Florida) before any digging, which you or the contractor still need to do for public utilities.

Repair questions
Do you clean sewer lines or only repair them?
Both. We clear main-line blockages — including with a cable machine and, when the pipe can handle it, hydro jetting — and we repair lines when the pipe itself is damaged. Cleaning a broken pipe will not hold.
Why would I need a sewer camera inspection?
After the line has been cleared and is flowing, a camera run down it shows what caused the clog, such as roots, a belly where waste settles, broken pipe or heavy buildup, and where it is. A camera can't see through a backed-up line, so the blockage is always cleared first.
Is a sewer camera inspection free?
No. For a minimal additional charge, we offer video camera inspection with obstruction locating. We do camera inspections only when you ask for one. If the inspection leads to a repair you schedule with us within 30 days, we credit the inspection cost toward the repair. Call to ask about your job.
Backup keep coming back?
Call (772) 203-5437. Tell us how often it happens and whether a camera has been run before.
November 2026: $50 off any drain cleaning, all of November 2026. One per household. Can't be combined with other offers..
