
Sewer camera inspection
A sewer camera inspection shows what’s really happening inside the line — before a repair is priced, and before you buy a house.

Sewer line repair across Westchester — the problem found on camera first, roots cut out, broken lines repaired, and excavation scoped project by project.
Every faucet, flush and appliance cycle adds to what’s coming back up. Stop using water, keep people away from the backup, and call us.
The sewer line is the one pipe every drain in the house depends on. When it blocks or breaks, wastewater has nowhere to go but back — into floor drains, tubs and the lowest fixtures first.
KBD handles sewer line repair across Westchester County, from Dobbs Ferry and the Rivertowns to Greenburgh, Yonkers, Scarsdale and White Plains. Our own sewer camera goes in first, so you see what’s wrong and where before anything is dug up. Repairs and any excavation are scoped project by project, and you get the findings and the price before work starts.
Roots cut out of the line and the entry point repaired.
Damaged sections located on camera and repaired.
Lines that keep blocking diagnosed properly instead of cleared again and again.
Dig-and-repair work scoped and priced per project.
Tell us what’s going on. If water is coming through, shut the main valve off first — we can help you find it.
Right away for emergencies, and at a time that suits you for everything else.
We find the cause, explain it in plain terms and give you the price before any work starts.
The job done properly, the space left clean, and an honest word if anything else needs attention.
Still not sure? Phone us — asking costs nothing.
One slow fixture is usually a local clog. Several drains failing together, or backups at the lowest point of the house, point to the main line. A camera inspection settles it before any sewer line repair in Westchester is priced.
Not necessarily. The camera shows exactly what and where the problem is, so nothing is excavated on a guess. When digging is needed, it’s scoped and priced as its own project first.
Yes — roots find small gaps at pipe joints, grow inside the line and eventually block or split it. We cut them out and repair the section they entered through.
Not when the rest of the line is sound. Often the damage is one cracked joint or one place where roots got in, and that section can be repaired on its own. A line that is failing along its length is better replaced. You see the camera footage and get the price for each option before anything is dug.
The City of White Plains runs its own separate wastewater sewer system through the DPW Bureau of Water & Wastewater: 914-422-1220, or the 24-hour emergency hotline, 914-422-1333. If our camera shows the blockage or break is in the city’s sewer main rather than in the sewer line serving your building, we will tell you so and point you to them instead of digging. A problem in your own line is the sewer line repair we do.

Just outside these towns? Call anyway and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help.
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A sewer camera inspection shows what’s really happening inside the line — before a repair is priced, and before you buy a house.

Hydro jetting for Westchester drains and sewer lines — high-pressure water scours grease, scale and roots off the pipe walls, not just a hole through the clog.

Drain cleaning across Westchester for kitchen, bathtub, shower, toilet and main-line clogs, with our own sewer camera and hydro-jetter for lines that keep blocking.
Sewer line repair in White Plains has one local wrinkle: DPW keeps the sanitary sewer separate from the storm sewer and checks it for sump pumps, roof leaders and cellar drains feeding in, so what is tied into the old line matters as much as the break.
We cover sewer line repair across all ten towns in our service area — including Yonkers and White Plains.
Guides written off real jobs in the Rivertowns, with photographs from the day — what went wrong, what it was telling us, and what you can check yourself before it costs anything.
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