Drain Connection

Customer called Drain Connection to inspect all drains and floor sinks after construction. We encountered one drain with a grout blockage. Cleared it and hydro jetted to flush any residual out.

A huge commercial client undergoing a remodel contacted us to descale urinals and hydro jet lines from the furthest point on the interior of the store to the city main.

Client had construction debris and rocks left in sewer lines that were causing back up issues. We were able to use the descaling machine to break up the debris and then hydro jet the pieces out of the client’s sewer lines.

Customer contacted Drain Connection regarding multiple bathroom backups and a main sewer line overflowing into the street. Upon arrival, our technician assessed the system through the facility’s clean outs. Using the mounted hydro jetter, our technician cleared heavy blockages in the main sewer line to restore flow. Following the jetting, a camera inspection was performed to verify that debris had been fully cleared and to inspect the overall condition of the line.

Our team performed a camera inspection on a drain line in an area where a sinkhole was forming. The inspection revealed a significant buildup of sludge caused by a section of pipe with an improper slope, which allowed water to sit and accumulate debris over time. To address this, we used our sewer jetting equipment to clear the sludge and thoroughly check the pipe connections. Based on our findings, we suspect the issue is originating at the connection to the oil separation tank, which appears to be the source of the sinkhole problem. We'll be back soon for the dig up.

The homeowner called us to help with a camera inspection and hydro jetting of the storm drain system to prepare for the rainy season. Once on site, the technician walked the property to locate the exit point and identify any area drains throughout the front and back yards. After an initial camera inspection, the technician used a hydro jetter to clear any dirt, debris, and roots that were impacting the line. In this case, a couple of root masses were observed penetrating specific sections of the storm drain system, ensuring that everything was flowing smoothly out of the exit point.