Serving Naples

Across our service area, every job is quoted from the camera footage: inspections quoted up front, spot repairs per section, and complete trenchless lining or bursting per project, with full epoxy lining the common fix for a 2,000 square foot home. Digging the old way runs higher, climbing further under slab. Camera findings set the written estimate.

Trenchless work usually wraps in one to two days. Day one is access and cleaning; day two is installation and curing, with the resin setting in hours. Deeper or longer runs may need a third day, while open-trench replacement takes considerably longer. Before you approve anything, your estimate spells out the timeline — and most households keep using their plumbing during the job.

Rarely. We repair through compact access pits, so your yard, driveway, and garden survive the job untouched. Excavation only enters the picture for pipe that has collapsed flat, lost grade, or runs under slab beyond lining's reach. The camera survey reveals which situation applies before any commitment. When digging is unavoidable, we open one precise spot at the marked defect — no property-wide trench.

Under-slab cast iron fails more than anything else here. Countless pre-1972 Collier County homes still carry original cast iron that rusts through from below, splits into jagged cracks, and traps debris until backups recur. From roughly June through November, rain season soaks the sandy ground and pries joints apart, and roots from lush landscaping invade the moisture at old joints. Clay and Orangeburg from that era eventually crush or warp.

Schedule a camera inspection when backups recur, multiple drains gurgle together, odors persist, or a soggy lawn patch won't dry. Video gives a definitive answer — roots, fractures, bellies, and breaks are all visible — and we mark the depth and location on the surface. A healthy line costs you just the inspection. A failing one gives us the footage to plan the repair, which you approve fully informed.