Do you handle sewer lines and main drains, or just inside the house?

What plumbing companies need to publish

Sewer work is a different skill set and a different price bracket, and a customer who calls the wrong company loses a day finding out.

How customers actually ask it

The same intent arrives in wording your page probably does not use. All of these mean the same thing:

  • “Do you handle sewer lines and main drains, or just inside the house?”
  • “do you do main line clogs”
  • “sewer camera inspection”
  • “who fixes the line to the street”

What a complete answer contains

For plumbing companies specifically, an answer is only complete when it covers all 5:

  1. 1

    Whether main line and sewer lateral work is done in-house or referred out

  2. 2

    Which equipment is actually on the truck — camera, jetter, locator — because that determines what can be resolved in one visit

  3. 3

    Where the company's responsibility stops and the municipal main begins

  4. 4

    Whether trenchless repair is offered or only open excavation

  5. 5

    That a camera inspection is the diagnostic step, and what it costs on its own

A worked example

Illustrative — not a real business

Yes — main line clogs, sewer laterals and camera inspections are all in-house. Our vans carry a camera, locator and hydro-jetter, so a blockage is usually cleared and diagnosed in the same visit. A standalone camera inspection is $250 and is credited toward any repair. We work up to the property line; past that it becomes the city's main and we will tell you so rather than dig.

Which page should own it

Sewer and drain services page

What silence costs

Sewer jobs are the largest tickets in residential plumbing, and they are lost by sites that never say the word 'sewer'.

More questions plumbing companies get

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