Restore your sewer line effectively and prevent future issues
At Royal Flush, our sewer line repair process begins with a thorough camera inspection to accurately diagnose the condition of your pipes. Using advanced waterproof cameras, our technicians insert the device through an access point in your drain system to get a real-time view of the inside of your sewer line. This allows us to pinpoint issues such as blockages, cracks, root intrusion, corrosion, or buildup without the need for unnecessary digging or guesswork.
Once the inspection is complete, we’ll review the footage with you to explain the findings and recommend the most effective solution. In many cases, the problem can be resolved with a professional drain cleaning, which uses high-pressure water jetting to clear out grease, debris, and minor obstructions, restoring normal flow.
If the inspection reveals more serious damage, like cracked or deteriorating pipes, we may recommend epoxy pipelining, a modern trenchless repair method. This process involves coating the inside of the existing pipe with a durable epoxy resin that hardens into a smooth, seamless new lining. It effectively seals leaks, prevents future corrosion, and extends the lifespan of your plumbing without major excavation.
Royal Flush ensures every sewer line solution is precise, cost-effective, and built to last.
Drain cleaning
Epoxy Pipelining
Camera pipe inspection
Camera inspection is conducted to identify the size, length and condition of the pipe.
Drain cleaning
Epoxy Pipelining
Descaling
The pipe is cleaned through a descaling process to remove any roots, debris or rust build up.
Drain cleaning
Epoxy Pipelining
Hydro Jetting
The pipeline is hydro jetted to ensure that it is cleaned and prepped properly.
Epoxy Pipelining
Shooting the Liner
Once liner size and length is measured, the epoxy resin is poured into the line and impregnated, the liner is then loaded into the drum and shot down the line bridging any gaps, cracks or holes.
Epoxy Pipelining
Curing Process
Line is cured with state of the art ultraviolet light technology, instantly hardening the epoxy.
