Recent Projects

A customer in Homewood called our office because the clay pipe of his outside cleanout was deteriorating. During our previous rodding the year before, our technician noted that the cleanout was in disrepair and needed to be repaired. Our team investigated the problem and provided the customer with an estimate to repair the cleanout, which … [Read More]

A customer in Steger called us because she was experiencing issues with water leaking back into her sump pit any time she used water in her home. Our technician televised the line and discovered that the overhead sewer had to be rerouted through the wall and the kitchen sink line also had to be rerouted … [Read More]

A banquet hall in Lansing called us because they were experiencing a sluggish sewer. Our team advised them to have their lines rodded and televised. Once televised, our team recommended hydro-jetting to clear away buildup in several of the kitchen lines. Our team rodded from the floor cleanout in the boiler room 90 feet to … [Read More]

A customer called us needing their Flossmoor sewer rodded. Since they did not have an accessible cleanout on their property, our technician rodded from a pulled toilet. While rodding, our technician discovered that the overhead was shifted and that a repair was necessary. On the day of the repair, our team dug down 2 feet … [Read More]

We received a call from a customer in Flossmoor asking to have his sewer rodded. When our technician arrived and began rodding from the cleanout the line became increasingly rough to rod as he moved through it. When he pulled the cables back, he noticed there was mud on them, usually indicating a break somewhere … [Read More]

A customer in Homewood recently called stating that when her sump pump turned on, water pooled outside of her home by the discharge line.  When our technician began to rod, he could not get past 15 feet with his cutter. After listening for a cable in the ground, he dug a small trench and exposed … [Read More]