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Which Sewer Repair Method Do I Need?

Answer nine questions about what is happening and what any camera footage showed. You get an urgency level, the repair method the evidence so far points to, and what to do next. Nothing is sent anywhere.

1. What is happening right now?
2. Is sewage coming out of a drain, toilet or cleanout?

Answer from what you can see. Do not open a cleanout or touch the water.

3. Has a camera been run through the sewer line?
4. What did the camera or report find?

Choose all that apply. If there was no camera, choose "No footage".

5. How often has the main line been cleared?
6. Do you know what the pipe is made of?
7. Where does the problem seem to be?
8. Is there an accessible cleanout?
9. Roughly when was the building built?

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Your result

Answer the 9 questions and your result appears here. Nothing is sent anywhere, and the questions only ask about what you already know.

How the result is decided

An active backup or sewage coming out of a fixture is treated as urgent and shown first. One slow fixture points to a branch drain. Without recent footage, every result starts with a camera inspection, because nobody can pick a method without it. With footage, a collapse, a sag that holds water or deformed fiber pipe points to replacement or a spot excavation, never to lining; cracks, open joints, corrosion and recurring roots in a continuous pipe point to lining; occasional roots point to cleaning first.

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Send the address and what the finder said, with any footage you have.

Call (619) 377-9626
San Diego Swift Sewer Line Repair
3063 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92104
office@sandiegoswiftsewerlinerepair.com

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