Recurring clogs, slow drains, or sewage odors usually point to a deeper sewer line problem. We use camera inspection and dye testing to find the exact issue, then repair it — from a simple cleanout install to a full trenched pipe replacement.
Actual jobsite photo from a recent 5 Star Plumbing Business installation in Colorado Springs, CO.
Sewer problems rarely announce themselves clearly — they show up as gurgling drains, slow-moving fixtures, or a damp patch in the yard. Rather than guessing, we run an in-line camera to see exactly what's happening underground, whether it's root intrusion, a corroded joint like the one pictured above, or a bellied section of pipe.
Once we've confirmed the issue, we repair it the right way — targeted trenching when needed, new cleanout access points for easier maintenance going forward, and dye testing to confirm the fix before we backfill.
An in-line camera locates cracks, root intrusion, or blockages precisely.
We mark the exact dig site to minimize disruption to your yard or driveway.
The damaged section is exposed and replaced or repaired to code.
We dye-test the line, backfill the trench, and restore the surface.
Multiple slow drains at once, gurgling toilets, sewage odor, or a soggy patch of yard near your sewer line are all signs pointing to the main line rather than a single fixture clog. A camera inspection gives us a definite answer.
Not usually. Camera inspection lets us pinpoint the exact problem area so we can excavate a targeted section rather than the entire line.
Yes — adding a cleanout access point is a common upgrade that makes future drain maintenance much faster and less invasive.
A targeted, single-section repair is often completed in a day; longer or more extensive replacements may take 2–3 days including inspection and backfill.
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