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Sewer and Drain Repair, Replacement and Inspection

Slow drains, gurgling toilets and repeated backups usually point to a problem in the sewer line. We find the cause with a camera, show you the footage and fix it with the least disruptive method that will last.

  • Free written estimates
  • Permits and rebates handled
  • 24/7 emergency service
Illustrative photo of a plumber watching a drain camera monitor beside a basement floor drain

Sewer and Drain

Sewer and Drain services we offer

Your sewer lateral carries everything that goes down your drains out to the municipal sewer. Roots, grease, shifting soil and old clay or cast iron pipe can all cause it to block, sag or break.

We offer the full range of sewer and drain services, from cleaning and camera inspections to trenchless repair and full replacement. Every job starts with seeing the problem, so you pay for the right fix and nothing more.

Compare

Which sewer repair is right for you?

The camera footage tells us which option fits. We walk you through it before you decide.

TopicCleaningTrenchless repairReplacement
What it solvesGrease, buildup and light rootsCracks, root entry and joint leaksCollapsed, sagging or badly broken pipe
DiggingNoneSmall access pointsExcavation where the pipe has failed
When we recommend itThe pipe is sound but blockedThe pipe is damaged but still has its shapeThe pipe has collapsed or lost its slope

Camera first

We run a camera through the line and show you the footage, so you see the same problem we do before any quote.

Trenchless where it fits

Pipe bursting and lining can replace or renew a sewer line with small access points instead of a long trench.

Rebates for lateral work

Halton Region pays 50% of eligible sewer lateral lining or repair costs, up to $4,000. We prepare the paperwork.

Not sure which sewer and drain service you need?

Tell us what you are seeing. We will book a visit, find the cause and recommend the most cost-effective fix in writing.

Programs that can lower your cost

Toronto Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy Program
  • Home plumbing assessment80% up to $500
Halton Region Basement Flooding Prevention Subsidy Program
  • Sewer lateral lining or repair50% up to $4,000

Amounts from official program pages. We prepare the paperwork for you.

Estimate your rebate

Where our crews work

We serve homeowners and property managers across Toronto, Peel and Halton.

Our process

How we work

Every job follows the same six steps, so you always know what happens next and what it costs.

  1. Camera first

    We look inside the pipe or trace the line before anyone talks price, so the quote is based on what is really there.

  2. Written quote

    You get an itemized estimate in writing, with the rebates that apply and your cost after them.

  3. Permits booked

    We pull the plumbing or building permit and book the inspections with your municipality.

  4. Low-dig work

    Where the ground allows, we use trenchless methods to replace pipe through small access pits.

  5. Restoration

    We backfill, compact and tidy the site. Any concrete, sod or finish restoration is listed line by line in your quote.

  6. Rebate filing

    We prepare the invoices, photos and permit proof your rebate application needs.

FAQ

Sewer and Drain questions

Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask us most. If yours is not here, give us a call.

What are the signs of a broken sewer line?

Repeated backups, several slow drains at once, gurgling toilets, sewage smells in the basement and soggy spots in the yard can all point to a sewer line problem. A camera inspection confirms it.

Who owns the sewer line?

In most GTA municipalities, the homeowner owns the lateral from the house to the property line, and the municipality owns the section from the property line to the main sewer. Ownership rules vary, so we confirm them for your address.

Is trenchless sewer repair always possible?

Not always. It depends on the pipe's condition, material and slope. When the camera shows a collapsed or sagging section, a targeted excavation may be the better choice.

Can tree roots be removed for good?

Cleaning clears roots for a time, but they grow back through cracks and joints. Lining or replacing the damaged section is the long-term fix.

Get a clear, written quote before any work starts

Tell us what is going on and we will book a visit, inspect the problem and give you an itemized estimate with the rebates that apply.