Camera first. Then dig.

Every sewer line repair starts with a camera. You see the break before we quote the trench. Trenchless options where the run allows.

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Starts-at prices

Quoted prices depend on distance and the job. A dispatcher confirms the number before work starts.

Camera services: Starts at $500

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What we handle

Camera inspection and locate: Color camera run from the cleanout. Above-ground locator marks the break depth and position. Footage emailed to you.
Spot repair (open-cut): Single break or offset joint — excavate to the defect, replace the section in PVC, backfill, and re-sod.
Trenchless pipe bursting: Whole-lateral replacement without trenching the yard end to end. Two pits, new HDPE pulled through the old line.
CIPP liner option: Cure-in-place liner where the host pipe is structurally sound but cracked or root-damaged. No excavation in the run.
Cleanout install: No outdoor cleanout? We add one as part of the repair so the next service call costs you less.

Why 321 Drains

No dig quoted without camera footage you can see.
Trenchless evaluated first — open-cut only when it is genuinely cheaper.
Permits pulled, inspections scheduled, sod replaced.
Written warranty on every full-lateral replacement.

Insured through Accredited Surety and Casualty Company.

Good to know

Common questions

Do you give written estimates before starting?

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.

What counts as a drain emergency?

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.

Are you licensed and insured?

We carry general liability insurance, and every tech on the truck is ours — no day-labor subs. 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.

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Ready to book?

Request a callback and a dispatcher will line up the visit. For an active emergency, the phone is faster.