Recurring backups, a sewage smell in the yard, or a line that is cracked, bellied, or root-choked? We find the exact failure on camera and fix it, trenchless where the pipe allows, across Northern Virginia.
No job too big or too small. We answer 24/7, Mon–Fri.
● When To Call
Signs the main line is failing.
A damaged sewer rarely fixes itself, it gets worse. If you see any of these, the line needs a camera diagnosis before the next backup.
Multiple drains backing up
When toilets, tubs, and sinks back up together, the problem is the main sewer line, not one fixture.
Sewage smell outdoors
A sewage odor in the yard often means the line has cracked or pulled apart underground.
Soggy or sunken lawn
Lush patches, wet spots, or a dip in the yard can mark a leaking or collapsed sewer below.
Gurgling toilets
Air forced back through the toilet as drains run points to a blockage or break in the main line.
Frequent main-line clogs
A line that clogs again and again is usually damaged, bellied, or invaded by tree roots.
Cracks in slab or foundation
Shifting soil from a chronic sewer leak can show up as new cracks inside the home.
● How We Work
See it, locate it, fix it.
We never dig blind. Every sewer repair starts with a camera so the fix is precise, and we recommend the least invasive method that will actually last.
01
Camera diagnosis
We send an HD camera down the line to see the exact break, root mass, or belly. No guessing.
02
Locate & mark
We pinpoint the failure depth and position from the surface so the repair is precise and minimal.
03
Honest plan
You get a clear recommendation, trenchless where the pipe allows, a traditional dig where it is truly needed.
04
Repair & verify
We complete the repair, then run the camera again to confirm the line is sound end to end.
● Trenchless vs. Traditional
Less digging, where it’s possible.
Modern methods can repair many sewers with little or no excavation. Here is how the two approaches compare, and we will tell you honestly which one your line needs.
Trenchless
Traditional Dig
Yard impact
✓ Minimal, little to no digging
· Open trench along the line
Speed
✓ Often a single day
· Multiple days
Best for
✓ Cracks, roots, lining-friendly pipe
· Collapsed or badly offset lines
Cleanup
✓ Lawn stays largely intact
· Restoration after backfill
Lifespan
✓ 50+ year liners
· New pipe, decades of life
Our honest take: we recommend trenchless whenever the pipe can take it. When a line is collapsed, a proper dig is the right fix.
● What We Repair
Repaired below, flowing above.
From a single cracked section to a full line replacement, we diagnose and repair residential and commercial sewers.
A sewer that keeps backing up is telling you the pipe is damaged. We find the real failure on camera and repair it at the source, so it stops for good.
“Three plumbers told me to dig up my whole yard. Titan ran a camera, found the break was one section, and lined it the same week. Saved my lawn and a small fortune.”
Priya Anand · Homeowner, Bristow
Sewer backing up for good? Let’s end it.
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