Frequently asked questions

Drain cleaning, hydro jetting, sewer camera inspection, sewer line repair, water heater service, and general plumbing across Brevard County. Camera inspection is a standalone service and also the first step on any line we cannot clear with a cable.

Same-day dispatch across the eight Brevard cities we cover during normal business hours. After-hours and weekend calls roll to the on-call tech through the 24-hour line in the footer. We confirm the arrival window before the truck rolls.

Yes. Restaurants, retail, multi-family, and small office buildings. Grease lines, mop sinks, and main sewer service are routine work for our trailer-mounted jetter. Recurring maintenance schedules available for kitchens that need them.

Yes. Every sewer repair starts with a camera run from the cleanout. You see the break, the depth, and the footage before we quote a trench. Diagnostic camera work is also available on its own when you need to know what is in the pipe without committing to a repair.

Estimates are free during regular hours anywhere in Brevard County. After-hours, weekend, holiday, and emergency calls carry a service call fee starting at $120, and so do jobs outside Brevard. You'll get that number on the phone before we roll a truck.

Always. Larger jobs (sewer repair, repipes, water heater swaps) get a written estimate before any work begins, and you sign off before the truck stays. Standard drain cleaning is quoted at the door and confirmed on the invoice.

Yes. Call the same number after hours — we monitor it around the clock and page the on-call tech. The number is pinned to the sticky banner and the footer on every page.

Active sewage backup, a fixture overflowing onto the floor, no working toilet in the home, or a slab leak running water. If you cannot use water anywhere in the property, call the 24-hour line — that is the bar.

We carry general liability insurance. Drain cleaning and drain clearing are not a licensed trade in Florida, so there is no state contractor number to post for that work. If your job turns out to need a licensed plumber, we say so before anything starts.