Sewer Services in Concord, NH

We feed a waterproof camera on a flexible rod through a cleanout and down the sewer line, watching a live feed the whole way. We can see roots, cracks, offsets, grease buildup, bellies where water sits, and how deep the trouble is — and we mark the location from the surface.

You see the same screen we do. That matters, because sewer repair is one of the few plumbing jobs where a homeowner has no way to verify the diagnosis. Footage beats a stranger's word every time.

Spot repair makes sense when one section has failed — a cracked joint, a crushed length, a root intrusion at a single point — and the rest of the pipe is in decent shape.

Full replacement is the honest answer when the line is old clay or Orangeburg, when the pipe has multiple failures, or when it's bellied along its length. Patching one spot on a pipe that's failing everywhere is money you'll spend twice.

We'll tell you which one the camera actually shows, even when the smaller job is the one you'd rather hear.

A lot of homes around Concord still have laterals installed sometime during the disco era — clay, cast iron, or Orangeburg fiber pipe that was never meant to last this long. Add mature maple roots and sixty New England freeze-thaw cycles and you get exactly the sewer lines we spend our week in. It's not a sign you neglected anything; it's just the age of the pipe.

You get a written, flat-price scope after the inspection — what we're repairing, how, and what it costs. If there's a cheaper option that will genuinely hold, it's on the quote too.