Drains Are Your Problem Until They Are Ours

Multi-unit response

One call covers the building, not just the unit that reported it. When a main line backs up into more than one apartment, working the line is the fix; chasing fixtures one door at a time is how a morning turns into a week.

If you are not sure whether you have a building problem or a unit problem, that is exactly what the camera answers, and on main line work it comes at no extra charge.

We deal with the tenant directly

Give us the tenant's number and we schedule with them and report back to you. You do not have to be the switchboard between a tenant and a plumber, and you do not have to drive over to let anyone in.

Documented, so you can use it later

Every camera inspection comes back as a photo report you keep. That matters in three specific situations: when a tenant disputes what caused a blockage and you need to show wipes or grease rather than a failed pipe, when you are deciding whether a line is worth repairing or replacing, and when you are selling and a buyer's agent asks what shape the sewer is in.

Priority scheduling and predictable cost

Owners with recurring work get moved up the list. A vacant unit you cannot turn, or a tenant with no working bathroom, is a different kind of urgent than a slow shower; tell us which one it is and we schedule accordingly.

Pricing is the same flat rate we publish for everyone. No property-manager markup, no per-door fee, so you can budget a building against it.