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Service atlas / 19 paths

One line.
Several possible methods.

The correct path depends on material, defect, grade, access, and the operating needs of the property.

Begin with inspection

A

Inspect and scope

Evidence, cost context, and purchase due diligence.

A01Sewer Camera InspectionBoth property types A02Pre-Purchase Sewer InspectionResidential A03Sewer Line Repair CostBoth property types

B

Rehabilitate or replace

Methods selected after the line is cleaned and documented.

B01Sewer Line Repair and ReplacementBoth property types B02Trenchless Pipe Lining (CIPP)Both property types B03Pipe BurstingBoth property types B04Trenchless Sewer ReplacementBoth property types B05Sewer Line Spot RepairBoth property types B06Trenchless Water Line ReplacementBoth property types

C

Plan by material

Guides for cast iron, Orangeburg, and lining materials.

C01Epoxy Pipe LiningBoth property types C02Cast Iron Pipe LiningBoth property types C03Orangeburg Pipe ReplacementResidential

D

Restore flow

Cleaning and root control where the pipe remains serviceable.

D01Drain CleaningBoth property types D02Hydro JettingBoth property types D03Tree Root Removal from Sewer LinesBoth property types

E

Plan by property

Commercial, emergency, backup, and under-slab contexts.

E01Sewer Backup RepairBoth property types E02Under-Slab Sewer RepairBoth property types E03Commercial Sewer RepairCommercial E04Emergency Sewer RepairBoth property types

Sewer camera monitor documenting a pipe joint

No method before evidence

Ask for the footage and the reason behind the recommendation.

A useful scope explains which defects were found, why the selected method fits them, and which alternatives were ruled out.

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