Clogged yard drains, crushed downspout lines and infiltration put water where it does not belong.
Heavy Middle Tennessee rain can overwhelm a drainage system that is clogged, crushed or disconnected. Water pools against the foundation, seeps into the basement or even enters the sewer through cracks and illegal connections, where it can overload the line.
We look at the whole path: gutters and downspouts, yard drains and catch basins, buried lines and where they discharge. Cleaning, re-laying, adding a sump or a backwater valve can all be part of the answer.
Water lingers in the same places.
Leaves and silt block inlets.
A camera shows where flow stops.
Water finds its way inside.
Rain entering cracked sewer lines.
From the roof to the discharge.
Floor DrainsBasement, garage and laundry floor drains stay dry only when the line behind them is clear. We keep…Explore 
Storm & Yard DrainsKeep rain moving away from your foundation: yard drains, downspout lines and French drains cleared and flowing.Explore 
Backwater ValvesA one-way valve in your sewer line stops sewage from flowing back into your home when the main…Explore 
Sump & Ejector PumpsBasements and lower levels stay dry and drain properly with a reliable sump or sewage ejector pump.Explore Use the clog locator, ask the repair advisor or ballpark the cost.
Clog LocatorTell us which fixtures are slow, gurgling or backing up and watch a cutaway of your home light up where the blockage probably is.Try it 
Repair or Replace AdvisorSix questions about your pipe and what the camera found, and we rank cleaning, spot repair, lining, bursting and replacement for you.Try it 
Drain and Sewer Cost EstimatorPick a job, a length and a few options and get a ballpark planning range with a monthly payment view.Try it Cracks, open cleanouts and old connections can let rainwater into the sewer. Camera inspection can find them.
Away from the foundation, ideally several feet or into a buried pipe that leads to a safe outlet.
Sometimes. We help you choose between drains, grading and pumps.
Common problemTree RootsFine roots find a crack or an open joint, then grow into a net that catches everything flowing…Learn more 
Common problemGrease BuildupWarm grease goes down liquid and turns to a hard, waxy coating on the pipe wall, narrowing it…Learn more 
Common problemWipes & FlushablesWipes labeled flushable do not break down like paper. They tangle with each other and with grease to…Learn more 
Common problemBellies & CollapsesA sag holds water and solids. A collapse stops flow entirely. Both need repair, not just cleaning.Learn more Fast response, a camera to show you the cause and a clear price before we start.
