Sewer line repair
Sewer line repair across Westchester — the problem found on camera first, roots cut out, broken lines repaired, and excavation scoped project by project.
Diagnosis first
Sewer camera inspection in Westchester
A sewer camera inspection shows what’s really happening inside the line — before a repair is priced, and before you buy a house.
- 24/7 emergency service
- Licensed & insured
- COI on request
- Price agreed before work starts
Overview
See the problem before paying to fix it
Guessing at an underground problem gets expensive. A camera run through the line shows blockages, roots, cracks and collapsed sections exactly where they are — so the repair matches the problem, not a theory.
KBD runs sewer camera inspections across Westchester with our own equipment: for recurring clogs, before and after major drain work, and for home buyers who want to know the state of the sewer line before closing.
What we handle
When a camera inspection pays off
Recurring clogs
Find why the same line keeps blocking instead of clearing it again.
Before buying a home
Know the condition of the sewer line before you close.
Before major repairs
Confirm what’s wrong and where, so nothing is dug up on a guess.
After clearing
Verify the line is actually clean and undamaged.
Buying in the Rivertowns? Check the sewer first
Many local homes have older clay or cast-iron sewer lines with decades of tree growth around them. A camera inspection before closing tells you what you’re taking on.
How it goes
From your call to a finished job
STEP 01
You call
Tell us what’s going on. If water is coming through, shut the main valve off first — we can help you find it.
STEP 02
We arrive
Right away for emergencies, and at a time that suits you for everything else.
STEP 03
You get the price
We find the cause, explain it in plain terms and give you the price before any work starts.
STEP 04
We fix it and clean up
The job done properly, the space left clean, and an honest word if anything else needs attention.
Questions
Sewer camera inspection: common questions
Still not sure? Phone us — asking costs nothing.
What does a sewer camera inspection show?
The inside of the line in real time — clogs, root intrusion, cracks, offsets and collapsed sections, and where along the line each one sits.
Is it worth it before buying a house?
Yes. Sewer repairs are among the more expensive surprises a house can hide, and a standard home inspection doesn’t look inside the line.
What happens after the inspection?
You see what we see, and we explain the options. If work is needed, it’s priced before anything starts — and often the answer is that the line is fine.
Where we work
Based in Dobbs Ferry, across lower Westchester
Just outside these towns? Call anyway and we’ll tell you straight whether we can help.
Customer reviews
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5.0 from 4 customer reviews on Thumbtack
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Terrific — smart, professional, honest. Very experienced problem solver. I was very impressed with his skills and troubleshooting ability.
Arrived on time, diagnosed the problem quickly and had everything repaired in no time. The work was clean and professional.
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We cover sewer camera inspection across all ten towns in our service area — including Yonkers and White Plains.
Advice from the job
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