Homebuyers (Pre-Purchase Inspection)
A standard home inspection does not include the sewer line. Buying a home without a sewer inspection means you could inherit thousands of dollars in hidden repair costs from cracked pipes, root intrusions, or a failing line. Many Saskatchewan realtors now recommend a sewer scope as standard due diligence, particularly for homes built before 1980 with original clay pipes.
Homeowners Experiencing Problems
If you’re dealing with recurring backups, persistent slow drainage throughout the house, sewage odours, or wet patches in your yard, a mainline inspection identifies the root cause. It may be a blockage that cleaning will resolve, or structural damage requiring repair. Either way, you’ll know exactly what you’re dealing with.
Property Managers and Landlords
A proactive sewer inspection program identifies developing problems before they become tenant complaints and emergency repair bills. We provide documented inspection reports that become part of your property maintenance records.
Homeowners Planning Renovations
If you’re adding a basement bathroom, finishing a basement, or extending your home’s footprint, inspect the sewer line first. Renovations that increase plumbing load put additional demand on the mainline. An inspection confirms the pipe can handle it.
Call (306) 222-3705 or visit our contact page to schedule your appointment. Same-day service available for Saskatchewan and surrounding areas