At Quick-Flow Plumbing & Rooter, we do more than just clear drains, we also repair and replace sewer pipes. Residential and commercial building owners are responsible for maintaining their sewer lines from the home or business out to the city sewer connection in the middle of the street.

Your sewer & Drain system are one of the most important elements of your home. It controls the drainage from every fixture in your home starting from your kitchen sink to showers and tubs, so when a single problem occurs, it can be quite messy.

Locating and identifying a problem in a pipe should be the first step taken before considering repairs. This can be done by performing a CCTV camera inspection.  A CCTV camera inspection is a state-of-the-art waterproof camera mounted on a flexible rod that is used to inspect the inside of pipes. The high-resolution camera is small enough to travel through the bends and curves of pipes, providing our experienced technician a clear picture of what is happening. The camera also emits a magnetic signal that is capable of locating depth and the exact location of a problem.

Video inspection equipment is one of the most useful innovative inventions created in the plumbing field. Experienced plumbers using video equipment during preliminary inspections can immediately identify problems within damaged pipes and provide homeowners with affordable options for repair.

With many years of performing CCTV inspections, the experts at Quick-Flo Plumbing & Rooter have saved homeowners thousands in unnecessary sewer replacement costs. The only way to know what the best solution is for repairing or replacing your damaged pipe, is by contacting our expert plumbers who have the experience and the necessary video inspection equipment needed to determine the exact extent of the problem.

Sooner or later as with all older homes, sewer and drain pipes eventually deteriorate leaving you with the headache of dealing with either slow drains or a stoppage, crippling your plumbing system.

But even after deciding to carry out necessary repairs, you’re faced with the dilemma of fully trenching out the sewer, which can be time-consuming accompanied with expensive labor costs. However, all this can be easily avoided by inserting a CIPP liner.

CIPP, a Cured in Place Pipe liner is a modern innovative approach that’s becoming the go-to procedure for rehabilitating failed, broken, cracked, and leaky pipes. The trench-less technology entails the use of a liner to create a new pipe within the old one, making it a highly popular and effective repair method when Trenchless Pipe Bursting isn’t an option.

Slow flowing drains can be more than an annoyance, they can prevent you from using your home’s plumbing facilities. Whether the stoppage is in your sewer or drain, we’ll clear it.

Our Quick-Flo Plumbing & Rooter professionals take pride at clearing any clog, any time! We even offer routine maintenance and emergency services that include kitchen sinks, lavatories, toilets, tubs, showers, sewers, and much more…

Our current drain cleaning special comes with a Free Camera Inspection and **warranty. We proudly service the greater Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley, and surrounding areas, so if you’re in need of drain cleaning, your first choice should be Quick-Flo Plumbing & Rooter. Call today and We’ll Clear It Right, The First Time!

Most of the time a sewer and drains can be cleared with a simple snake service, but for those hard stoppages that just won’t drain, Hydro Jetting is recommended.

Hydro Jetting is a service that its technology is 98% affective of clearing any drain, any time! The hydro jetter is capable of shooting up to 4,000 psi of pressured water into the pipe, and with its special heads, its capable of cutting roots, removing dirt, removing grease, and other particles (see Hydro Jetting page).

In cases where snaking or hydro jetting is no longer an option, your drains may need replacing. For more information on sewer and drain repairs, see: DRAIN REPAIRS, SEWER REPAIRS, and CIPP LINING.

As a premier drain cleaning company, our service professionals have led the industry by cleaning more drains and performed more drain line repairs than the average plumber, as we have the experience and necessary sanitation licenses to get the job done right!

Encountering slow flowing drains can be more than an annoyance, it can prevent you from using your home’s plumbing facilities. Whether it’s your kitchen sink, bathroom sink, toilet or shower, we can fix it. The Quick-Flo Plumbing & Rooter professionals take pride at fixing any drain, any time!

The purpose of drain pipes is to carry waste out of your home and into the city’s sewer system. It is important that waste be disposed of properly because leaking pipes can cause water damage, clogged drains, mold, and mildew growth. All of which poses a serious risk to the health and safety of you and your family.

Drain lines under older homes are normally made out of cast iron or galvanized steel, which eventually corrode and decay over time. While rust deposits and corrosion create clogs, old age and deterioration cause the pipe to bottom out, creating continuous leaks.

Most drains clear the first time after a snake service, but for those stubborn drains that just won’t clear, a spot repair or drain replacement may be required.

Old rigid cast iron drains under a home or in slab flooring is commonly replaced with smooth durable Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) or Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). ABS and PVC are both durable plastic drain pipes that are non-toxic and resistant to abrasion, allowing for smooth waste flow.

Although cast iron drains are still used on some properties, plastic drain pipes are most popular with homeowners due to its cost efficiency and long-life duration.

Hydro Jetting technology is a service that’s 98% affective of clearing any drain, any-where! It works by pressurizing up to 4,000 pounds per square inch of water into special heads that is attached to the Jetter hose, and is capable of cutting roots, removing dirt and grease, as well as other particles inside the pipe.

It’s critical that a CCTV camera inspection be performed after clearing the pipe to ensure the pipe is clean. Our professional drain cleaning technicians have the latest state-of-art equipment that allows for problematic areas to be evaluated and recorded, (free CCTV with hydro jetting service).

Over time, sludge and grime can build up in drain pipes, leading to blockages. Tree roots and grease are the two most common causes for stoppages. When these blockages refuse to clear with an ordinary snake or when the stoppage is very far down a pipe making it difficult to remove, hydro-jetting provides an ideal solution.

While it is not necessary for every minor clog to be hydro-jetted, hydro-jetting offers a number of benefits compared to traditional drain cleaning methods.

Benefits of Hydro-Jetting:

• Completely clears pipes
• Eliminates even the most stubborn stoppages
• Cuts through stubborn hard to get roots
• De-greases plastic and cast-iron drain pipes
• Helps descale calcium build up in cast iron pipes
• Effective on all types of drains

Sewer line repairs were typically performed by using the “Full Trench” or “trench” method to access a portion of a pipe or to install a whole new sewer line. However, todays advance in sewer technology is giving home and business owners cost effective options for sewer repairs with much less destruction to their property.

The popular methods of repairs are: Trenchless Pipe Bursting and Cured In Place Pipe Lining CIPP, (see CIPP Liner for more info). Both pipe bursting and liner methods are considerably less expensive and destructive to rehabilitate a sewer than a full trench method because of the reduced time it takes to repair it and considerably less landscape damage required.

Trenchless pipe bursting is a less intrusive method for replacing sewers because instead of using backhoes to trench out the entire sewer length, only two excavations are needed to pipe burst a new sewer.

Pipe bursting works by the excavation of two holes, one at the begging of the pipe and one at the end of the pipe. A hydraulic machine is placed at one end, while a steel cable with a special cutting head passes through the existing pipe to the other end.

As the hydraulic machine pulls on the cable, the cutting head with a new seamless plastic pipe attached to it enters the existing pipe, cutting the old one out of the way; hence the new pipe takes the place of the old one.

Because the new sewer pipe is seamless, it’s highly resistant to leaks and root intrusion, extending its life expectancy. Plus, aside from being less costly than the full trench method, pipe bursting causes less destruction, capable of upsizing pipes, and passes through all types of materials such as: cast iron, clay, terra cotta, plastic and concrete.