Our basic toilet clearing service is $149

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Service includes the following.

1. Initial Assessment and Diagnosis:
Inspection of the toilet: Checking for visible signs of blockage or overflow.
Plumbing inspection: Assessing whether the clog is localized to the toilet or part of a larger issue within the plumbing system.

2. Clearing the Blockage:
Plunging: For minor blockages, using a professional-grade plunger to clear the blockage.

Drain Snake or Auger: For more stubborn clogs, using a specialized drain snake or auger to break up and remove the blockage.

3. Cleanup and Prevention Tips:
Sanitizing: Cleaning and sanitizing the toilet area after the blockage is cleared to ensure it’s safe and usable.

Preventative Advice: Offering tips to the customer on preventing future toilet backups, such as what not to flush.

4. Follow-up Checks:
Ensuring the toilet flushes properly and water flow is normal throughout the plumbing system.

Optional Add-ons (Depending on the Issue):

Complex toilet uncloging (add $149): If your toilet is clogged beyond 6 feet it may require a removal of the toilet for larger equipment access.

Full Sewer Line Inspection and Clearing (add $499) This includes a full camera inspection and sewer line clearing.

Pipe Repair: If the backup is due to damaged or collapsed pipes a custom quote will be needed to repair or replace the pipe.

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Our basic sink and drain clearing service is $149

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Service includes the following.

1. Initial Inspection and Diagnosis:
Visual Inspection: Checking for standing water, slow drainage, or any visible obstructions.

Assessing the Cause of the Clog: Identifying whether the blockage is due to food debris, grease, hair, soap scum, or other foreign objects.

Plumbing Inspection: For more complex issues, inspecting the drainpipes to determine if the clog is localized or part of a bigger plumbing problem.

2. Drain Cleaning Methods:
Plunging: For minor blockages, using a high-grade plunger to clear clogs in kitchen, bathroom, and shower drains.

Drain Snake or Auger: Using a drain snake or auger to break up more severe clogs deep in the pipes.

3. Preventative Cleaning:
Pipe Descaling: In older pipes, removing mineral deposits, rust, and scale to improve water flow and prevent future clogs.

Drain Maintenance: Using professional-grade drain cleaners to remove soap scum, grease, or other materials that contribute to recurring clogs.

4. Final Testing and Recommendations:
Water Flow Testing: Running water through the drains after cleaning to ensure proper flow and that the clog has been fully resolved.

Preventative Maintenance Advice: Offering tips to prevent future clogs, such as using drain covers to catch debris and avoiding grease disposal in kitchen sinks.

5. Optional Add-ons:
Camera Inspection (add $99): If the clog is recurring or severe, a camera inspection may be necessary to check for structural damage or deeper issues in the pipes.

Sewer Line Inspection: In cases where multiple drains are clogged, a full sewer line inspection to check for blockages in the main line may be necessary.

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Our whole house drain service is $498

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Service includes the following.

1. Comprehensive Inspection and Diagnosis:
Initial Assessment: Inspect all drains, including sinks, showers, toilets, and any other water outlets, to determine the extent of the backup.

Identifying the Source: Determine whether the problem is related to a blockage in the main sewer line, multiple drain clogs, or other systemic plumbing issues.

2. Clearing the Backup:
Drain Snaking or Augering: If individual drains are clogged, a professional-grade drain snake or auger will be used to break up and clear the blockage.

Main Sewer Line Cleaning: If the issue lies within the main sewer line, tools like motorized augers or hydro-jetting may be used to clear the blockage and restore proper flow.

3. Hydro-Jetting (if needed):
High-Pressure Cleaning: For severe blockages (especially in the main sewer line), hydro-jetting may be recommended to clear grease buildup, roots, or debris.

4. Full-System Check:
Water Flow Testing: Once the backup is cleared, running water through multiple drains and flushing toilets to ensure the system is back to normal functionality.

5. Camera Inspection (if needed):
Video Inspection: If the source of the backup isn’t clear, a camera inspection will be included to inspect the inside of the pipes and sewer line for damage, obstructions, or other underlying issues.

6. Preventative Maintenance and Advice:
Consultation: After resolving the backup, advising customers on how to prevent future issues, such as proper disposal of materials and regular maintenance.

Follow-Up Recommendations: If any damaged pipes or long-term issues are discovered, a follow-up plan for repair or further maintenance will be offered.

Service Time:
Service typically takes 30 minutes to 4 hours, depending on the severity of the backup.

If the main sewer line needs replaced or repaired a custom quote will be needed.

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Our main sewer line clearing service is $498

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Service includes the following.

1. Comprehensive Inspection and Diagnosis:
Initial Assessment: Inspect all drains, including sinks, showers, toilets, and any other water outlets, to determine the extent of the backup.

Identifying the Source: Determine whether the problem is related to a blockage in the main sewer line, multiple drain clogs, or other systemic plumbing issues.

2. Clearing the Backup:
Drain Snaking or Augering: If individual drains are clogged, a professional-grade drain snake or auger will be used to break up and clear the blockage.

Main Sewer Line Cleaning: If the issue lies within the main sewer line, tools like motorized augers or hydro-jetting may be used to clear the blockage and restore proper flow.

3. Hydro-Jetting (if needed):
High-Pressure Cleaning: For severe blockages (especially in the main sewer line), hydro-jetting may be recommended to clear grease buildup, roots, or debris.

4. Full-System Check:
Water Flow Testing: Once the backup is cleared, running water through multiple drains and flushing toilets to ensure the system is back to normal functionality.

5. Camera Inspection (if needed):
Video Inspection: If the source of the backup isn’t clear, a camera inspection will be included to inspect the inside of the pipes and sewer line for damage, obstructions, or other underlying issues.

6. Preventative Maintenance and Advice:
Consultation: After resolving the backup, advising customers on how to prevent future issues, such as proper disposal of materials and regular maintenance.

Follow-Up Recommendations: If any damaged pipes or long-term issues are discovered, a follow-up plan for repair or further maintenance will be offered.

Service Time:
Service typically takes 30 minutes to 4 hours, depending on the severity of the backup.

If the main sewer line needs replaced or repaired a custom quote will be needed.

Our preventive maintenance service is $149

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Service includes the following.

1. Visual Inspection of Drains and Pipes:
Surface Check: Inspect all visible drains, sinks, showers, and toilets for any signs of slow drainage, water pooling, or minor clogs that may need attention.

Listening for Leaks: Check for sounds of leaks, gurgling, or other signs of plumbing issues that might indicate a larger problem brewing in the system.

2. Main Line Clearing (if needed):
Clearing of Minor Clogs: Cleaning minor clogs in the main drain using a drain snake or auger to ensure optimal water flow.

3. Hydro-Jetting Main Line:
Hydro-Jetting for Deep Cleaning: Using hydro-jetting technology to remove buildup inside the pipes, especially in older systems with recurring clogs or signs of slow drainage.

4. Inspection of Clean-Outs and Vent Pipes:
Checking Clean-Outs: Inspect the clean-out valves for any signs of clogs or backups that could impact the overall plumbing system.

Roof Vent Pipe Inspection: Ensure vent pipes are clear of blockages (like debris or birds’ nests) that could impact drainage performance.

5. Sewer Line Camera Inspection (If Needed):
A camera inspection for a detailed look inside the sewer line to identify any potential problems, such as root intrusion or cracks in the pipes that could lead to bigger issues later on.

6. Preventive Maintenance Recommendations:
Preventive Tips: Advising customers on best practices for maintaining their plumbing, such as avoiding flushing certain items, using drain screens, and scheduling regular inspections.

Service Interval:
This service is typically recommended once or twice a year, depending on the age of the plumbing system, to ensure everything runs smoothly and to prevent emergency backups.

This preventive maintenance service helps extend the life of the plumbing system and ensures that our customers avoid larger, costlier repairs in the future.

If the main sewer line needs replaced or repaired a custom quote will be needed.

Our certified sewer inspection service is $249
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Service includes the following.

1. Certified Sewer Condition Report:
Comprehensive Video Footage: Provide detailed video footage from the sewer camera inspection, showing the entire length of the sewer line.

High-Resolution Images: Include clear, high-quality images that highlight any specific issues found, such as:

Tree root intrusions
Cracked, broken, or collapsed pipes
Significant blockages or debris buildups
Corroded or rusted pipes
Misaligned or sagging sections (pipe bellies)

Example detailed descriptions:

"At 15 feet, the camera detected a root intrusion. This could lead to future blockages if left untreated."

"At 25 feet, the pipe shows signs of corrosion, likely due to aging, which could eventually lead to cracks or leaks."
Condition Assessment: Provide a rating or condition assessment for the sewer line, such as:

"Good Condition": No issues found, or minor maintenance needed.

"Fair Condition": Some issues identified that should be addressed in the near future to avoid larger problems.

"Poor Condition": Major repairs or replacement needed.

2. Summary of Findings:
At the end of the report, include a concise summary with key findings and recommendations:

Sewer Line Overall Condition:Clearly state whether the sewer line is in good condition or requires immediate repairs.

Repair and Maintenance Recommendations:Suggest any necessary repairs, such as hydro-jetting, pipe lining, or full pipe replacement.

Included - an estimate of the expected lifespan of the sewer line based on current conditions.

3. Certification:
Certified Inspection: The report is certified by a licensed technician, providing real estate agents and homebuyers with the assurance that the inspection was conducted by a professional.

Certification Statement: ClearFlo certifies the accuracy and reliability of the inspection results.

4. Cost Estimate for Repairs (If Applicable):
If significant repairs or actions are necessary, we provide a cost estimate for fixing the identified problems. This will help factor the costs into negotiations or budget for repairs after purchase.

5. Digital and Physical Report:
Digital PDF Format: We provide the report in a digital format (PDF) that can be easily shared with agents, home inspectors, and potential buyers.

Printed Copy (Optional): We offer a physical, printed copy upon request for agents or buyers to include in their property documentation.

This Certified Sewer Condition Report adds significant value to our real estate-focused sewer inspections by providing an easy-to-understand, detailed look at the sewer line’s condition, allowing homebuyers to make informed decisions before purchasing.