No-Dig Pipe Lining FAQs

We provide services to commercial, residential, and industrial clients in Boston and surrounding areas. Regular preventative drain cleaning every 12 to 24 months can help avoid costly emergency services. For your drain cleaning needs, please contact Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning today.

We offer a 10% discount for senior citizens on our services, including drain cleaning and grease trap pumping.

We offer a guarantee on our services. For residential work, we will return at no additional cost within 30 days if issues persist. For commercial services, this period is seven days. This guarantee applies provided there is no pre-existing damage or misuse of the drain or pipe. For more details about our guarantee, please contact us.

Drain or pipe abuse refers to intentionally introducing harmful items into drains. Examples include flushing feminine hygiene products or paper towels, and disposing of grease, coffee grounds, or banana peels in garbage disposals. For questions about potential drain abuse, please contact us.

We provide complimentary video inspection and reporting with any no-dig pipe lining service. For additional information about our pipe lining and drain cleaning services, please contact us.

The cleaning frequency for commercial catch basins depends on factors like location, environment, and usage. Generally, yearly cleaning is recommended, but some properties may need more frequent attention, especially in areas with heavy debris or strict local rules. Regular checks can help determine the right cleaning schedule for your needs.

Signs that a catch basin needs cleaning include standing water around it, slow drainage during rain, bad smells from the basin, visible debris on the grate or inside, and water backing up onto the property. If you notice these signs, schedule a cleaning soon to avoid potential flooding or property damage.

Professional catch basin cleaning uses specialized tools like vacuum trucks, high-pressure water jets, and long-reach cleaning equipment. Vacuum trucks remove debris, sediment, and water. Water jets dislodge packed materials and clean basin walls. Long-reach tools help clean hard-to-reach spots. This equipment combo ensures thorough catch basin cleaning.

Commercial stack line cleaning frequency depends on factors like building size, usage, and occupant numbers. Typically, annual professional cleaning is recommended. However, high-traffic buildings or those with frequent plumbing issues may need cleaning every 6 months. Regular inspections can help determine the best cleaning schedule for your property.

Signs your commercial property may need stack line cleaning include slow draining in multiple fixtures, gurgling sounds from drains, foul odors from plumbing fixtures, water backing up in sinks or toilets, and visible water stains on walls or ceilings near plumbing stacks. If you notice these signs, schedule a professional inspection and cleaning to prevent serious plumbing problems.

Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning uses advanced techniques for effective stack line cleaning. Our main methods include high-pressure water jetting to remove buildup and debris from pipe walls, and mechanical snake cleaning for tough clogs. We also use video inspection technology to assess stack line condition before and after cleaning, ensuring thorough results and identifying potential issues needing attention.

Commercial floor drain cleaning frequency depends on usage and business type. Generally, professional cleaning every 3-6 months is recommended. High-traffic areas or food preparation businesses may need more frequent cleaning. Regular maintenance prevents clogs, backups, and potential health risks.

Signs your commercial floor drains need attention include slow drainage, bad smells, visible debris or standing water near the drain, gurgling sounds, and water backing up. Address these issues quickly to avoid bigger problems and maintain a clean, safe environment.

Yes, commercial floor drains can be retrofitted or upgraded. Options include installing larger drains, adding strainers or filters to catch debris, or using new technologies like automatic cleaning systems. Upgrades can improve drainage, reduce maintenance, and help meet new building codes. A professional can assess and recommend the best options for your needs.

Commercial sewer lines typically need yearly inspections to prevent major issues. High-use facilities or older buildings may need more frequent checks. Regular maintenance helps catch problems early, saving businesses from expensive repairs and downtime.

Look out for slow drains, gurgling pipes, bad smells, wet spots in landscaping, and higher water bills. If you notice any of these signs, it's important to have your sewer lines checked quickly to avoid bigger problems.

Yes, many modern sewer line repair methods cause minimal disruption. Trenchless technologies, like pipe lining and bursting, often require little or no digging. At Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning, we work to fix sewer line issues quickly while keeping your business running.

A commercial video inspection uses specialized cameras to examine the inside of drain pipes and sewer lines without invasive methods. It's important because it helps detect issues like blockages, cracks, or root intrusions early, preventing costly repairs and business disruptions.

The frequency of commercial video inspections varies based on factors like property age, business type, and local regulations. Generally, annual or bi-annual inspections are recommended for preventive maintenance. If you have recurring drain issues or plan to buy a commercial property, schedule an inspection right away.

Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning offers many advantages for commercial video inspections, including round-the-clock emergency service, over 40 years of experience, cutting-edge inspection equipment, and licensed, insured technicians. We provide comprehensive workmanship guarantees, free video inspections with service, and a 10% senior discount.

The cleaning frequency for commercial grease traps varies based on your business size and grease output. Most commercial kitchens need cleaning every 1-3 months. Busy restaurants may require more frequent service. Regular checks can help determine the best cleaning schedule for your needs.

Skipping grease trap cleanings can cause many problems. These include bad smells, slow drains, possible health code violations, and sewer backups. Over time, grease buildup can harden and block your pipes, leading to expensive repairs. Regular cleaning prevents these issues and keeps your kitchen working well.

While it's possible to clean a grease trap yourself, it's not advised for businesses. Professional cleaning ensures all grease is removed and disposed of properly, following local rules. Professionals have the right tools to handle large amounts of grease safely. They can also check your system for problems and provide records for health inspections.

Commercial grease traps usually need service every 1-3 months. This depends on the trap size and how much grease is produced. Regular care prevents clogs, bad smells, and helps follow local rules.

Signs your grease trap needs repair include slow draining sinks, bad smells, water backing up into the kitchen, and visible damage to trap parts. If you see these problems, give us a call to check and fix it.

Yes, a broken or poorly maintained grease trap can cause health code violations. Commercial kitchens must have grease traps by law. They stop fats, oils, and grease from getting into public sewers. A trap that doesn't work can lead to failed inspections and possible fines.

The timing for commercial drain pumping varies based on your business type, usage, and local rules. Typically, we suggest pumping every 1-3 months for busy places like restaurants, and every 3-6 months for other commercial properties. Regular checks can help find the best schedule for your needs.

We work on many types of commercial drains including grease traps, septic tanks, storm drains, catch basins, and general sewer lines. Our team can handle drains in various business settings such as restaurants, offices, shops, factories, and more.

Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning follows strict environmental guidelines for disposal. We take pumped materials to licensed treatment facilities where they're processed according to local and federal rules. This ensures harmful substances are removed before treated water is released, reducing our impact on the environment.

Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning offers round-the-clock emergency service for commercial restroom clogs. We know these situations are urgent and aim to respond within hours of your call to minimize business disruptions.

Common causes of frequent clogs in commercial restrooms include improper disposal of paper products, mineral buildup, flushed foreign objects, and old plumbing systems. Regular maintenance and professional cleaning can help prevent these issues.

Yes, we offer preventative maintenance for commercial restroom plumbing. This includes regular checks, drain and pipe cleaning, and video inspections to spot potential problems early. Regular maintenance can greatly reduce unexpected clogs and help your plumbing last longer.

A septic emergency involves situations that pose immediate health risks or property damage. Examples include sewage backups in the home, strong odors, visible sewage outdoors, or multiple drains failing at once. These problems need quick professional help to prevent more damage and health risks.

Commercial no-dig pipe lining is a way to fix pipes without digging. We put a special liner inside the old pipe and make it hard. This creates a new pipe inside the old one without tearing up the ground.

The time it takes depends on how long and wide the pipe is, and how damaged it is. Most jobs finish in a day or two. This is much faster than digging up and replacing pipes, which can take weeks.

No-dig pipe lining is great for businesses. It doesn't disrupt your work, costs less than digging, keeps your landscaping nice, finishes faster, and makes pipes last longer. It's also good for the environment and often cheaper than replacing pipes the old way.

Residential no-dig pipe lining is a new way to fix damaged pipes without digging up your yard. We put a special liner coated with resin into the old pipe. This liner hardens and makes a new, strong pipe inside the old one. It's quicker, less messy, and often cheaper than replacing the whole pipe.

The time it takes to line a pipe depends on how bad the damage is and how long the pipe is. Most home jobs finish in 1-2 days. This is much faster than digging up and replacing pipes, which can take many days or weeks. The quick work means less disruption to your daily life and property.

Yes, no-dig pipe lining lasts a long time. The new liner makes a smooth surface inside the old pipe, like a new pipe inside the old one. This new lining is very strong and resists rust, tree roots, and other things that can harm pipes. When done right, a no-dig pipe lining can last 50 years or more, fixing your home's plumbing for a long time.

Trenchless pipe repair is a modern method of fixing or replacing underground pipes without extensive digging. It uses techniques like pipe lining or pipe bursting, which can be done through small access points. This approach minimizes property disruption and reduces repair time and costs.

The time needed for a trenchless pipe repair depends on the damage extent and the specific technique used. Most trenchless repairs finish within a day or two, which is much faster than traditional digging methods that can take several days or weeks.

While trenchless pipe repair may cost more upfront, it's often cheaper in the long run. It eliminates landscape restoration costs, reduces labor expenses due to faster completion, and usually results in longer-lasting repairs. This can save money on future maintenance.

Trenchless sewer repair is a modern way to fix or replace damaged sewer lines with little digging. It uses methods like pipe relining or pipe bursting, which can be done through small holes. This keeps your yard intact and takes less time and money than traditional repairs.

The time for a trenchless sewer repair depends on the method used and how bad the damage is. Most trenchless repairs finish in 1-3 days. This is much faster than old-fashioned digging methods, which can take a week or more.

While trenchless sewer repair might cost more at first, it often saves money in the long run. It causes less damage to your yard, needs fewer workers, and usually lasts longer. This means you'll spend less overall and need fewer repairs in the future.

We recommend having your floor drains professionally cleaned once a year. If you notice slow drainage, bad smells, or frequent clogs, schedule a cleaning sooner. Regular maintenance helps prevent serious issues and extends your plumbing system's life.

Floor drains can clog due to hair, soap scum, dirt, and debris buildup. In basements, sediment and minerals from hard water can also cause clogs. Sometimes, tree roots grow into drain lines, blocking them. Regular cleaning helps prevent these problems.

We don't recommend using chemical drain cleaners on floor drains. These harsh products can damage pipes, especially with repeated use, and harm the environment. Instead, professional cleaning services using safe methods like hydro jetting effectively clear drains without causing damage.

High-velocity water jetting is an advanced plumbing method that uses pressurized water to clean pipes and drains. It works by sending a strong stream of water through special nozzles, which removes tough clogs, debris, grease, and even tree roots from sewer lines and drains. This method is very effective and can make pipes almost like new without using harsh chemicals or mechanical snakes.

High-velocity water jetting is great for times when regular drain cleaning doesn't work or for preventing problems. You might want to try it if you keep getting clogs, your drains are slow, or there are bad smells from your plumbing. It works really well for businesses, restaurants, or older homes with a lot of buildup in their pipes. It's also good for clearing big pipes and sewer lines that often get blocked.

High-velocity water jetting is usually safe for most pipes when done by trained professionals. However, the pressure and method need to be adjusted based on the pipe's material, age, and condition. Our technicians at Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning know how to check your plumbing system and use the right pressure to clean effectively without damaging your pipes. We always do a thorough check before starting to make sure your plumbing system stays safe and works well.

The need for professional shower drain cleaning varies based on use and household habits. Generally, an annual cleaning is recommended. However, if you notice slow drainage, bad smells, or frequent clogs, schedule a cleaning sooner. Regular care can prevent serious blockages and help your plumbing last longer.

Your shower drain might need cleaning if you notice: slow drainage or standing water during showers, gurgling sounds from the drain, bad smells coming from the drain, visible debris around the drain cover, or water backing up into the shower. If you see any of these signs, consider professional drain cleaning to avoid bigger plumbing problems.

We don't recommend regular use of chemical drain cleaners. These products can harm your pipes over time and pose risks to health and the environment. Professional methods like hydro jetting or snaking are safer and more effective.

Professional sink drain cleaning frequency depends on your usage and household habits. Generally, annual cleaning helps prevent buildup and keeps drains flowing well. If you notice slow draining or odd smells, schedule a cleaning sooner.

Chemical drain cleaners may offer quick fixes, but they can harm your pipes and don't solve long-term issues. Professional sink drain cleaning is safer and more effective, addressing the root cause without damaging your plumbing. Our methods are eco-friendly and provide lasting results.

Signs your sink drain needs professional cleaning include slow draining, gurgling noises, bad smells from the drain, water backing up, and frequent clogs that don't clear easily. If you notice these issues, call a professional drain cleaning service to prevent bigger plumbing problems.

The need for professional toilet drain cleaning varies based on factors like household size, usage, and plumbing conditions. As a general rule, schedule professional cleaning every 18-24 months for maintenance. If you notice frequent clogs, slow draining, or strange smells, it's best to get a cleaning sooner.

We don't recommend using chemical drain cleaners for toilet clogs. These harsh products can harm your pipes, especially with regular use. They're also bad for the environment and may not fix the real cause of the clog. Professional methods like hydro jetting or snaking are safer and more effective for solving toilet drain problems.

For a constantly clogging toilet, try using a plunger first. If that doesn't work, don't keep flushing as it might overflow. Instead, turn off the toilet's water supply and call a professional drain cleaning service like Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning. Frequent clogs could mean a bigger issue in your plumbing, such as tree roots or pipe damage, which needs expert attention.

Bathtub drain cleaning frequency depends on use and household habits. We suggest professional cleaning every 6-12 months. If you notice slow draining or odd smells, schedule a cleaning soon to avoid serious clogs.

Bathtub drains often clog due to hair, soap scum, and mineral buildup. Other causes include small objects washed down the drain, hard water deposits, and tree roots in older pipes. Using drain covers and regular cleaning can prevent most clogs.

We don't recommend regular use of chemical drain cleaners. These products can harm your pipes and the environment. They also may not fix the root cause of the clog. Professional drain cleaning uses safer, more effective methods that are better for your plumbing long-term.

Signs of a main sewer line problem include multiple slow-draining fixtures, gurgling sounds from drains, foul odors, wet spots in your yard, and sewage backups. If you notice any of these signs, it's important to have your sewer line inspected promptly.

Trenchless sewer line repair is a modern method that allows us to fix or replace your sewer line with minimal digging. This technique involves creating small access points to insert new pipe lining or burst the old pipe and replace it, causing less disruption to your property and saving time and money.

The duration of a main sewer line repair can vary depending on the extent of the damage and the repair method used. Simple repairs might be completed in a day, while more complex replacements could take 2-3 days. We always strive to complete repairs as quickly and efficiently as possible to minimize disruption to your daily life.

Pipe bursting is a way to replace underground pipes without digging big holes. A new pipe is pulled through the old, damaged pipe, breaking it outward. This lets us put in a new, bigger pipe where the old one was. It causes less mess on the surface and takes less time and money than old methods.

Pipe bursting works for many types of pipes, like sewer lines, water mains, and gas lines. It's good for pipes made of clay, concrete, cast iron, and PVC. This method is great for fixing old, worn-out pipes or making pipes bigger without having to dig trenches.

The time for a pipe bursting project depends on things like how long and deep the pipe is, and what the area is like. But it's usually much faster than digging up pipes. For a home, it often takes 1-3 days. Bigger jobs for businesses might take a week or more. This quick work means less trouble for your property and daily life.

Pipe relining is a trenchless method of repairing damaged pipes without digging. We insert a flexible, resin-coated liner into the existing pipe, which is then cured to form a new, seamless pipe inside the old one. This process seals cracks, fills voids, and restores the pipe's strength.

The time needed for pipe relining varies based on pipe length, diameter, and condition. Most home pipe relining jobs take 1-2 days. This is much faster than traditional pipe replacement, which can take several days or weeks.

Pipe relining is often more cost-effective than traditional pipe replacement. While initial costs may be similar, pipe relining avoids expenses for digging, landscaping, and property repairs. The long-lasting nature of relined pipes also leads to lower maintenance costs over time, making it a better financial choice in the long run.

A sewage ejector pump should be serviced once a year to keep it working well and prevent unexpected breakdowns. If you notice any odd noises, smells, or problems with how it's working, it's best to have it checked right away, even if it's not time for the yearly service.

Signs that your sewage ejector pump needs repair include strange noises (like grinding or humming), bad smells in the basement, water backing up into sinks or toilets, the pump running all the time or not at all, and leaks around the pump or pit. If you see any of these signs, call our professionals to check and fix it as soon as possible.

While you can do simple things like resetting a tripped circuit breaker, most sewage ejector pump repairs should be done by professionals. These systems have complex electrical and plumbing parts, and fixing them wrong can be dangerous to your health or damage your property. It's safer and often cheaper in the long run to hire a licensed and experienced technician for sewage ejector pump repairs.

A sewer camera inspection uses a high-resolution camera to look inside your sewer lines. It's important because it finds problems like blockages, cracks, or root growth without digging. This easy method catches issues early, which can save homeowners a lot of money on big repairs later.

How often you need a sewer camera inspection depends on things like how old your property is and how well your plumbing works. Usually, it's good to have one every 2-3 years to prevent problems. But if you have drain issues that keep coming back, bad smells, or you're buying a new house, you should get an inspection right away.

If we find a problem during the inspection, our technicians will explain it to you clearly. We'll suggest the best way to fix it, which could be simple cleaning or bigger repairs. We'll give you a clear plan and cost estimate so you can decide how to take care of your sewer system.

The need for sewer line cleaning varies based on factors like pipe age, tree root growth, and usage. Generally, professional cleaning every 18-22 months is recommended. If you often have clogs or slow drains, you might need more frequent cleanings. Regular maintenance helps prevent costly repairs and keeps your plumbing working well.

Signs you may need sewer line cleaning include slow draining in multiple fixtures, gurgling sounds from drains or toilets, bad smells from drains, water backing up in sinks or tubs, and frequent clogs that plunging doesn't fix. If you notice these signs, contact Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning for an inspection and cleaning to prevent bigger problems.

Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning uses various methods based on your sewer line's needs. We mainly use hydro jetting (high-pressure water cleaning), snaking or rodding (mechanical obstruction removal), and video camera inspections. We also remove tree roots that have grown into sewer lines. Our technicians will assess your situation and suggest the best cleaning method.

We recommend having your sewer line inspected every 18-24 months for routine maintenance. If you have an older home or frequent plumbing issues, yearly inspections may be best. Regular checks help catch problems early, preventing costly repairs later on.

At Rapid Flow Sewer & Drain Cleaning, we use modern video camera inspection technology. We insert a high-resolution camera on a flexible rod into your sewer line. This camera sends live video to a monitor, allowing our technicians to see inside your pipes and spot issues like cracks, blockages, or root intrusions.

You may need a sewer line inspection if you notice: frequent clogs or slow drains throughout your home, bad smells from drains, unexplained higher water bills, wet or extra green patches in your yard, cracks in your foundation, or sewage backups. If you see any of these signs, it's best to schedule an inspection soon to avoid potential damage and expensive repairs.

You might need sewer line repair if you notice constant clogs, bad smells from drains, wet spots in your yard, more pests than usual, gurgling sounds from plumbing, or sewage backups. If you see any of these signs, it's best to have our professionals check your sewer line.

Trenchless sewer line repair is a new way to fix damaged sewer lines without digging up your whole yard. We put a new pipe inside the old one, creating a 'pipe within a pipe.' This method is faster, less disruptive, and often cheaper than traditional sewer line repair.

The time it takes to repair a sewer line depends on how bad the damage is and what method we use. Simple fixes might take just one day, while bigger problems could take 2-3 days. Trenchless repairs are usually faster than old-fashioned methods. We can give you a better idea of how long it will take after we look at your specific situation.

It's best to have your sump pump professionally checked and serviced once a year. If you use your pump often or live in an area with high water tables, consider maintenance every six months. Regular servicing helps keep your pump working well and prevents unexpected breakdowns during important times.

Your sump pump might need repair if you notice strange noises, frequent on/off cycling, failure to turn on or off, visible rust, excessive vibration, or water backing up in the pit or basement. If you see any of these signs, call for an inspection and possible repair.

While you can do some basic maintenance like cleaning the pit and checking power connections, most sump pump repairs need professional help. Sump pumps are complex and require special knowledge and tools to fix properly. Trying to repair it yourself might cause more damage or void your warranty. It's safer and often cheaper in the long run to hire a professional for sump pump repairs.

We offer 24/7 emergency services with rapid response.

We select pressure and nozzles matched to residential pipe materials.

Yes—video inspection and reporting are available on every call.

We confirm suitability by video inspection and reporting first.

We’ll advise based on local requirements and scope.

Trenchless liners are designed for long-term service when installed to spec.

A plumbing video inspection utilizes a high-resolution camera to inspect the interior of your pipes and sewer lines. This allows us to identify blockages, cracks, leaks, and other issues without digging or damaging your property. Homeowners benefit from video inspections because they provide accurate diagnostics, help prevent costly repairs, and ensure your plumbing system stays in top condition.

For most homes, we recommend a video inspection every 1–2 years, especially if you have an older plumbing system or experience frequent clogs. It’s also a smart idea to schedule an inspection before buying a home or after major renovations. Regular inspections help catch problems early and save you money in the long run.

Our advanced video inspection technology can detect a wide range of issues, including root intrusion, pipe corrosion, leaks, blockages, and structural damage. By identifying these problems early, we can recommend the best solutions—often avoiding invasive repairs and keeping your plumbing system running smoothly.

Vacuum excavation is a non-invasive digging method that uses high-powered suction to remove soil and debris around underground utilities. Instead of using heavy machinery or manual digging, this process safely exposes pipes without causing damage to water, gas, or sewer lines. It’s cleaner, faster, and much safer than traditional excavation.

Homeowners should consider vacuum excavation when they need to access buried pipes for repairs, install new plumbing lines, or inspect utilities without disturbing landscaping. It’s also ideal for older properties where traditional digging could damage fragile infrastructure. If you’re planning renovations or suspect underground plumbing issues, vacuum excavation is the best solution.

Yes! Vacuum excavation is one of the safest methods for exposing underground utilities. It minimizes the risk of damaging pipes, cables, or other infrastructure, and it reduces disruption to your yard compared to traditional digging. Our licensed technicians use advanced equipment to ensure precision and protect your property.

Vacuum excavation uses high-powered suction to remove soil and debris, exposing underground utilities without the need for mechanical digging. This method significantly reduces the risk of damaging gas lines, telecom cables, and other buried infrastructure, making it the safest choice for utility daylighting and confined-access projects.

Our industrial Guzzlers and Vactor trucks can excavate to depths of up to 100 feet and pull material from as far as 400 feet away from the truck. This capability allows us to work efficiently in hard-to-reach areas and complete projects where traditional equipment cannot operate.

Vacuum excavation is ideal for Utility daylighting (gas, telecom, electric), cleaning wet wells (as well as pump chambers and storm infrastructure), tunneling support, and projects in confined-access sites. It’s also perfect for areas where safety, speed, and minimal disruption are critical.

Preventative drain maintenance helps avoid costly emergencies by keeping your plumbing systems clear and functioning properly. Regular cleaning and inspections reduce the risk of clogs, backups, and compliance issues—saving your business time, money, and downtime.

The frequency depends on your facility’s usage and industry. High-traffic businesses like restaurants or healthcare facilities often need monthly or quarterly service, while other commercial properties may require semi-annual or annual maintenance. We can customize a schedule based on your needs.

Our programs typically include scheduled drain cleaning, grease trap and interceptor maintenance, storm drain and catch basin cleaning, and video pipe inspections to detect issues early. We also offer tailored plans for complex or high-demand plumbing systems.

High-velocity water jetting uses pressurized water streams to clear grease, scale, and debris from pipes. Unlike traditional snaking, jetting provides a deep clean that restores full flow and prevents recurring clogs. It’s ideal for commercial properties with heavy usage or stubborn blockages.

The frequency depends on your industry and usage. Restaurants and food service facilities often need monthly or quarterly jetting due to grease buildup, while other commercial properties may require semi-annual or annual service. We can customize a schedule based on your needs.

Water jetting is effective for sewer and drain lines, grease traps and kitchen drains, storm drains and catch basins, and high-capacity or aging plumbing systems. It’s the best solution for clearing tough blockages and maintaining compliance in busy commercial environments.

CCTV video inspection uses high-resolution cameras to inspect the inside of sewer and drain lines visually. This technology helps identify issues like cracks, blockages, root intrusion, and corrosion without excavation. It’s essential for accurate diagnostics, compliance documentation, and preventing costly emergencies.

CCTV inspections are ideal for facilities with aging or complex plumbing systems, businesses that need to stay open 24/7, properties in busy commercial areas where downtime is expensive, locations requiring compliance reports for municipalities or insurance, and sites planning renovations or major plumbing work.

Our process includes deploying advanced cameras into your sewer or drain lines, capturing high-resolution footage, and providing a detailed digital report with video documentation. We also offer pre- and post-project inspections to verify work and ensure compliance.

No‑dig pipe lining is a trenchless repair method that restores damaged pipes without excavation. We access the line through a clean entry point, inspect it with CCTV, clear debris with jetting, and then install a resin‑saturated liner that cures into a durable new pipe inside the old one. This process delivers fast, long‑lasting restoration with minimal disruption to your property.

Trenchless lining is ideal for cracks, corrosion, small offsets, root intrusion, recurring blockages, and aging clay or cast‑iron laterals. If the pipe still has basic structural integrity, lining can reinforce it and restore proper flow without the need for digging.

Most projects are completed much faster than traditional dig‑and‑replace methods. After the CCTV inspection, cleaning, and liner installation, the curing and post‑video verification typically wrap up the same day or within a short timeframe, depending on pipe length and conditions. Homeowners appreciate the quick turnaround and minimal disruption.

Most homeowners benefit from having their grease trap cleaned every 3–6 months, depending on how often they cook and how much grease enters the system. Regular maintenance prevents odors, clogs, and backups, keeping your kitchen running smoothly. Our team can also set up scheduled home maintenance so you never have to worry about forgetting a cleaning.

Common indicators include slow drains, unpleasant kitchen odors, gurgling sounds, or small backups near sinks. These symptoms usually mean grease and solids have built up in the trap. A professional cleaning removes the blockage, restores proper flow, and prevents messy overflows that can damage cabinets, floors, and plumbing fixtures.

Our service covers everything needed to keep your system in top condition: 1. Thorough system inspection to assess buildup and identify issues 2. Complete pumping and cleaning of the trap 3. Eco‑friendly grease disposal that protects local waterways 4. Odor‑control solutions to keep your kitchen fresh 5. Fast response for urgent cleanouts when problems arise Homeowners choose Rapid Flow because we deliver fast, effective service backed by decades of experience and trusted local workmanship.