Licensed Indiana Plumber — IN #CO52500055 · Serving Carmel, Fishers & North Indy
Sewer Line Repair & Camera Inspection
Older homes in North Indy and around downtown Carmel and Noblesville often still have clay or cast-iron sewer lines. Tree roots, cracks and sagging sections lead to backups that keep coming back. We put a camera in the line, show you exactly what's wrong, and fix it the right way.
What we do
Sewer line repair and camera inspection
For homes and businesses in Carmel, Fishers, North Indianapolis and across Hamilton County.
Sewer camera inspections (with video you can see)
Request service →Sewer line locating
Request service →Root removal and hydro-jetting
Request service →Sewer line repair and section replacement
Request service →Full sewer line replacement
Request service →Pre-purchase sewer inspections for home buyers
Request service →Warning signs
Signs of a sewer line problem
If you notice any of these, it’s worth a call.
- Several drains back up at once
- Water comes up in the basement floor drain
- Gurgling toilets
- Sewer smell inside or in the yard
- Soggy or sunken spots in the lawn over the line
- You've had the line snaked more than once this year
How pricing works
Options and a price before any work starts
We don't price a sewer repair without seeing it. We camera-inspect the line, show you the footage, explain your options (clean, spot repair or replace), and give you a price before any digging or work starts.
Why homeowners call us
- Licensed (IN #CO52500055), insured and background-checked
- You see the camera footage yourself
- Options and a price before we start
- Experience with older clay and cast-iron lines
- 10% price match on any written competitor quote
Drain Problems in Zionsville & Brownsburg: Roots, Offsets and Clogs
Read the guide →What Qualifies as a Plumbing Emergency?
Read the guide →Spring Sump Pump Checklist
Read the guide →Common questions
Sewer Line Repair & Camera Inspection FAQs
Do tree roots really get into sewer lines?
Yes, especially older clay lines. Roots find the joints and grow inside, which causes repeat backups.
Do I need to replace the whole line?
Not always. Many problems can be fixed with a spot repair. The camera tells us which.
Should I get a sewer inspection before buying a house?
For older homes, we strongly recommend it. A cracked sewer line can be one of the most expensive surprises after closing.
Can you find where my sewer line runs?
Yes. We locate and mark the line before any work.
Sewer backing up?
Call or text for same-day service. We’ll give you options and a price on site.
