3.1 Sewer Repair 3.1.1 Clogged Pipes, 3.1.2 Leaks and Cracks 3.1.3 Blockages 3.1.4 Sagging or Bellied Pipes 3.1.5 Corrosion and Deterioration 3.1.6 Joint Leaks 3.2 Sewer Replacement 3.2.1 PVC 3.2.2 ABS Plastic 3.2.3 Trenchless Methods 3.2.4 Slip Lining 3.2.5 Pull-In Place 3.3 Sewer Back-up Repair 3.3.1 Clearing clogs caused by grease, debris, tree roots. 3.3.2 Fixing broken or cracked pipes 3.3.3 Replacing sections of sewer lines 3.3.4 Addressing pipe corrosion 3.3.5 Repairing damage from ground shifting 3.3.6 Utilize methods like pipe relining to restore damaged pipes without extensive excavation. 3.4 Sewer Cleaning 3.4.1 Drain Snaking 3.4.2 Hydro Jetting 3.5 Annual Sewer Line Inspections 3.5.1 Sewer Camera Inspection (CCTV) 3.5.2 Manhole Inpsection 3.5.3 Smoke Testing 3.5.4 Hydrostatic Testing 3.5.5 Visual Inspection 3.6 Line Locating. 3.6.1 Electromagnetic Locating 3.6.2 Ground Penetrating Radar 3.6.3 Manhole Surveys 3.6.4 Camera Inspection 3.6.5 Document Review 3.6.6 Locator Sonic Device
