Sewer Locating
Along with Sewer Line Video Inspections we can locate your sewer line or a problem area inside.
Are you going to add onto your home and need to know where to tie into the sewer line? We can help.
Are you doing a TI (Tenant Improvement) in a commercial property or have an older home with cast iron lines that need the higher tech locating equipment to locate the line? We have it. And at no addiotional cost to you.
With the best equipment and many years of experience our plumbers can locate your sewer line or drain line exactly. We can locate it AND tell you how deep it is. Knock on wood, but in all our years of locating we haven't been off by more than 2-3 inches on a sewer line location on depths of up to 8 feet.
Now an added BONUS. Because our equipment also has video inspection capabilities we can see inside your sewer line as we are locating the area you want. We do a complete sewer line inspection of the sewer or drain line up to the point you want or need located.
Sewer Line Locating FAQ
I have cast iron sewer pipes, do you need special equipment to locate this type of sewer line?
How close can you come to locating the exact location of the sewer line?
Can you tell me how deep the drain line is?
I have cast iron sewer pipes, do you need special equipment to locate this type of sewer line?
We only have the most up to date and latest technology equipment. Most of the older equipment did not have the power to send a signal through cast iron pipes. For this reason many companies can only locate clay or plastic drain lines. Our equipment can find any type or size of drain line at almost any depth.
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How close can you come to locating the exact location of the sewer line?
In most cases we are right on. Once in a while there is a tree or shrubs outside or cabinets and walls inside that prevent us from getting an exact location. In these cases we maybe an inch or two off.
Can you tell me how deep the drain line is?
Of course. This is not as accurate as the location is, but we can tell you within a few inches of how deep a sewer line is, and usually closer if it is a drain line inside the home or commercial property.