Hydro jetting
Jetting suitable stacks and mains, including lines affected by kitchen grease buildup. Equipment and pressure are matched to the condition and access.
Apartment managers · Condo associations · HOA boards
Drain and Sewer Service for Apartments, Condos, and HOAs
Recurring shared-line problems need a plan for the building, not just the next clogged fixture. We help property managers investigate the line, choose suitable cleaning or repair options, and document the findings for owners and boards.
Drain & sewer specialists · Family-owned since 1980
Florida License CFC1425940 · Daily 7 AM–7 PM
Fort Myers · North Fort Myers · Cape Coral · Lehigh Acres · Estero · Bonita Springs · Naples
Start with the affected system
Understand the shared line before choosing a repair.
- Recurring clogs in stacks and shared sewer lines
- Kitchen grease buildup in multifamily buildings
- Ground-floor backups involving shared drains
- Deterioration in cast-iron stacks and laterals
- Repeat problems that need findings owners or boards can review
Tell us which units, floors and fixtures are affected. The symptoms help plan the inspection; they do not establish the cause or prove that an entire stack needs replacement.
Work around residents
Agree on access. Keep the right people informed.
We coordinate with the property manager on tenant notices, unit access, approvals, restricted work hours and any planned service interruptions. We agree which notices and access arrangements your team will handle before scheduling.
What your manager receives
For the agreed camera-inspection scope, recorded footage and a written summary of visible findings and recommended next steps give your team something to share with owners, boards and insurance contacts. Any further documentation requirements should be included in the proposal.
Specialized services. One coordinated scope.
Inspect, clean and choose the suitable repair.
Recorded camera inspection
Document the visible condition of reachable pipe, review recurring trouble and provide footage with a written findings summary for the agreed scope.
Trenchless CIPP lining
Rehabilitate suitable cast-iron stacks and laterals. Lining may reduce disruption to residents and finished areas, but access openings, connections and restoration may still be required.
Planned maintenance
Put the problem lines on a schedule.
A yearly or twice-yearly jetting and camera-inspection program may be appropriate for identified problem lines. We recommend a frequency based on condition, usage and previous findings, then put the selected lines, timing and scope in writing.
Explore drain maintenance programs →Your written proposal covers
- Which lines and inspection or cleaning services are included
- Access, resident or tenant notices and authorization contacts
- Visit timing, frequency and restricted work hours
- Work scope, documentation, exclusions and price
Maintenance does not prevent every backup, correct pipe grade or repair every damaged section.
Make the next decision easier
A record your team can use.
Ask for the documentation you need when requesting your inspection proposal. Recorded footage and a written findings summary can help owners and boards review the next step.
Illustrative report outline · not an actual inspection
Drain inspection summary
- Property & inspection area
- Building, line or access point covered by the agreed inspection.
- Visible findings
- What the camera could show, with locations or footage references where available.
- Work completed
- Inspection or cleaning performed, and any areas that could not be reached.
- Recommended next steps
- Further assessment, maintenance or repair options to review.
Actual deliverables are specified in your proposal.
Availability and response
Our office hours are Daily 7 AM–7 PM. Call 239-332-2750 to discuss availability and scheduling for your property. We confirm the arrival plan with you based on the situation, location and access.
Text replies and online requests are not monitored continuously. A request does not dispatch a crew or confirm an appointment.
Authorization and billing
Tell our office which owner, park, association or management company will authorize the work and be responsible for payment. The contracting party, billing arrangements and payment terms must be confirmed in the written proposal before work starts.
Questions from managers
Plan the next step with clear expectations.
Can you line cast-iron stacks without opening walls?
Sometimes, where the stack, connections and available access are suitable. CIPP lining can reduce demolition, but it does not mean every wall can stay closed. Access openings, branch reinstatement, spot repairs and restoration may still be needed. We inspect and explain those limitations in the proposed scope.
Can you put us on a maintenance schedule?
Yes. We can develop a written proposal for the lines that need attention. Yearly or twice-yearly visits are examples, not a fixed recommendation for every building. Frequency depends on the system, its use and the findings.
Do you provide reports we can give the board?
Yes. When camera inspection is part of the agreed scope, we provide recorded footage and a written summary of visible findings and recommended next steps. These can be shared with owners, boards or an insurer. They are not an engineering certification or a guarantee of insurance coverage.
How do we get a quote?
Call, text photos or use our callback form with the address, affected buildings or units, backup history, inspection records and access details. Our office will discuss assessment needs, approvals and availability before a proposal is finalized.
Tell us about your property
Request a building inspection proposal
Property address, affected buildings, floors or units, symptoms and backup history, prior inspection records, available cleanouts and unit access, preferred hours, and the board or management contact who can authorize work.
For an active backup, call the office. Before sharing photos, leave out residents’ personal information.