Homeowners
Straight answers about a known problem or unknown conditions.
- Second opinion on an expensive repair bid
- Conflicting bids or recommendations
- Early check that catches small issues first
Common situation
Conflicting Sewer Repair Bids
You called a few companies and got different problems, different fixes, and very different prices. We assess the sewer ourselves and help you understand which scope fits the condition and your goals.
Book Your AssessmentWhat we do
Sorting out proposals that disagree
The question is not which bid is cheapest. It is which work the sewer actually needs, and in what order.
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We form our own opinion first
We assess the line before reading anyone else's explanation of it, so the starting point is independent.
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We translate each scope
We explain what each proposed item is meant to accomplish and how the proposals differ from one another.
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We separate urgent from optional
We identify what appears necessary now, what can reasonably be monitored, and what looks discretionary.
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You get it in writing
Findings and recommended next steps arrive by email so you can compare quotes on the same basis.
Who we help
House sewers are hidden. You need answers.
Home Buyers
Know what's below the yard before you buy.
- Unknown sewer condition before purchase
- Independent read on a flagged problem
- Better information to negotiate with
Home Sellers
Get ahead of sewer questions instead of reacting to them.
- Resolve an issue before it risks the sale
- Useful information for your disclosure
- No sewer surprises during the Home Inspection process
How much it costs
Simple Pricing
Base service
Main Line Sewer Condition Assessment
Starting at$400
Includes
- On-site consultation with a professional
- Written report delivered by email
- Main line assessment from an accessible cleanout
- Independent advice about possible next steps
- Locate and mark areas of concern, if needed
Available Options
Add-On Services
Priced on siteOnly as needed
Extra Services Beyond the Main Line
- Toilet Removal for Access: Removal and reset of a toilet when no suitable cleanout is available.
- Difficult Access: Extra effort for crawlspaces, roofs, or other challenging access.
- Additional Cleanouts / Long Runs: Added access points for sewers longer than the standard assessment.
- Non-Main Line: Extra laterals at house interior.
How it works
Three Easy Steps
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Schedule
Send your property details and the times you're generally available.
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On-Site Consultation
A professional assesses the sewer on site and talks it through with you.
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Report & Next Steps
A written report by email with findings and recommended next steps.
Where we work
Cities We Serve
Independent sewer assessments nationwide, with particular focus on these two metro areas.
Professional Opinion
Advice You Can Trust
No conflict of interest
As an independent professional, we get paid to assess and advise.
Trusted local professionals
Experienced local service professionals, matched to your property and project.
Best practices and technology
Consistent methods, clear reporting, prompt delivery, and easy payment.