Sewer line repair, inspection and replacement in Florence, SC
Camera first. Then we tell you what’s actually wrong.
Serving the Pee Dee since 2003
SC #M112570
BBB Accredited
Authorized Ruud and Trane dealer
Generac and Cummins generators
Quality Service Company, LLC does sewer line repair in Florence, SC and across the Pee Dee. We also inspect, clean and replace sewer lines. Your tech runs a camera through the line first and shows you what it finds. Then they explain what’s wrong and your options.
A sewer problem often shows up as:
- Slow drains all over the house
- Gurgling toilets
- Wet spots in the yard
- A smell you can’t trace
Roots, a cracked pipe, a low spot in the line and a simple clog all look different on camera. Each one is fixed a different way.
What can we do for your sewer line?
- Camera inspection: A camera goes into the line to find what the problem is and where it sits.
- Sewer cleaning: Roots and buildup cleared from the main line.
- Sewer repair: A spot repair where the line is damaged in one place.
- Sewer replacement: A new line when the old one is past repair.
Common sewer questions
Do you have to dig up the yard?
Not always, because a camera inspection helps your tech see how much digging the line needs. If the damage is in one place, a spot repair may be enough. If the line is failing along its length, it may need replacing. Your tech will explain the options for your line before any work starts.
Why do roots keep coming back?
Roots come back because the crack or opening that let them in is still there. Cleaning clears the roots and buys time. Repairing the damaged spot deals with the cause. A camera shows where roots get in, so your tech can say which fix fits.
Older homes and flood risk in Florence
Census figures show 46.7% of homes in the City of Florence were built before 1980. The median home dates to 1983. If yours is older, a camera shows the line’s condition before any repair.
The City of Florence notes that flat terrain puts many areas at flood risk. During Hurricane Matthew in October 2016, Florence Regional Airport got 11.74 inches of rain in one day.
SC Emergency Management (SCEMD) lists sewer check valves for flood-prone homes. You can look up your Florence address on FEMA’s flood maps. During a camera inspection, ask your tech whether your line has a check valve.
