Hyrdo Jetting

We Own our equipment so the problem is solived on the first vist.

• Penetrating and emulsifying grease
• Breaking up sludge and debris
• Pulverizing roots
• Cutting out hardened scale
• Flushing out the system

Camera Inspection

Instead of relying on traditional drain line troubleshooting methods, video camera inspection pinpoints the trouble spot and helps visually confirm the cause of the problem. There could be several reasons for continually slow draining pipes and repetitive clogs. Video camera inspection shows the exact “root” of the problem whether it is root intrusion or crushed, cracked or misaligned pipes. All Pro Plumbing’s video camera inspection service is the most effective method available to locate suspected problem areas within drain lines so the best solution can be determined

Inspection Camera allows you to perform detailed visual inspection in hard to reach areas. Its comfortable pistol grip design and forward facing controls make it easy to detect and diagnose the unreachable. Available with a 17mm camera head for general use or a 9.5mm camera head for up-close visual inspections in tight spaces, the SeeSnake micro Inspection Camera provides solutions whenever and wherever you need them. Read More

Trenchless Pipe Replacement

Now you can rehabilitate existing building service pipelines in diameters from 2″ to 8″ in less than a day and in most cases less then 5 hours! This “true” inversion method allows the Perma-Lateral™ lining materials to negotiate 22′s, 45′s and sweeping 90′s with ease. Our patent liner material allows our installers to line through 4″ – 6″ transitions without changing the structural properties of the liner.Only Perma-Liner™ patent Perma-Lateral™ liner materials have a reinforced scrim to eliminate stretch during the inversion process. The reinforcement scrim allows the liner to invert smoothly through the existing pipeline while preventing the liner from stretching. Our installers are able to line an existing pipeline without inverting into city sewer mains. Read More

Leak Detection

Some other potential benefits of leak detection and repair that are difficult to quantify include:

• increased knowledge about the distribution system, which can be used, for example, to respond more quickly to emergencies and to set priorities for replacement or rehabilitation programs;
• more efficient use of existing supplies and delayed capacity expansion;
• improved relations with both the public and utility employees;
• improved environmental quality;
• increased firefighting capability;
• reduced property damage, reduced legal liability, and reduced insurance because of the fewer main breaks; and
• reduced risk of contamination.