Trenchless Sewer Restoration — Diagnosis First
Fix Your Sewer Pipes Without Digging Up Your Home
Underground sewer work is what we do — cast iron, PVC, and SDR alike. The floors stay. The yard stays. One licensed crew diagnoses on camera, then matches the method to the pipe: coat where you can, replace where you must, line where slope and structure are confirmed.
- Cast iron, PVC & SDR — coating, lining, spot repairs, replacement
- NSF/ANSI 61 certified epoxy coating · ASTM tested
- You watch the before & after footage yourself
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See exactly what’s wrong for $299 — written report included, credited in full
Our standalone camera inspection covers the first 75 feet and includes a formatted written report — findings, locate, and scope, the document a $650 engineering-style report is built on — and every dollar credits to any repair you approve. Pull-toilet or roof access adds $400. Already holding a $20,000 dig-up quote? The second opinion is free.
Get Your $299 Camera + Report
What Sewer Restoration Really Costs
Most companies hide these prices. Here are the honest 2026 ranges, method by method:
| Camera inspection + written report | $299 (first 75 ft) | Credited in full to any repair · pull toilet / roof access +$400 |
| Descale & epoxy rust prevention | From $850 | Cast iron cleaned to bare metal, then sealed — a service of its own |
| Picote brush coating restoration | Flat quote after camera | NSF/ANSI 61 certified epoxy · back in service ~4 hrs after final coat |
| Targeted pipe lining (CIPP) | $135–150 / linear foot | Spot repairs & confirmed-slope runs · typical full runs $7,500–15,000 |
| Tunnel or excavate & replace | $250+ / linear foot | When structure is gone — tunneling spares the floors |
Price moves with pipe length, depth, access, and condition. After the camera inspection you get a flat, written price — approved by you before any work begins.
Not combinable — customers receive the greater of any membership discount or promotional offer.
Three Options — You Choose
Descale + Rust Prevention
From $850
- Rotating-chain descaling to bare metal
- Epoxy rust-prevention coat seals the win
- Often buys years at a fraction of restoration cost
Brush Coating Restoration
Flat quote after camera
GreenSky financing available
- New epoxy wall inside the existing pipe
- NSF/ANSI 61 potable certified (4"+, white final coat) · ASTM tested
- Cast iron, PVC, concrete, clay & copper · 1.25"–12"
- Back in service ~4 hrs after final coat — residents stay home
Line or Replace
Quoted after camera
Financing available
- Targeted short-section spot repairs
- Full lining where slope & structure are confirmed
- Tunneling or excavation when the pipe is past saving
Warranty
The Warranty, In Writing
A 10-year warranty is available on restoration work: a 10-year coating material warranty plus our written workmanship coverage in 1, 5, and 10-year tiers — installed by Florida-licensed plumbers (CFC1428661) and verified on camera before we call it done. Separately, the epoxy coating carries a 30–50 year design life.
Read the full Pipe Coating WarrantyThe Honest-Options Promise
No Scare Tactics. No Quotas.
We show you the camera footage, give you three options and real prices. No scare tactics. No sales quotas. Rejecting fear-based selling is Kyle Plumbing’s stated company mission — and the reason 50,000+ South Florida customers have trusted this team.
What Happens After You Call
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1 Day 1 · ~1 hour
Camera inspection
We scope the line together — you see the scale, roots, or channeling on screen, and keep the written report.
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2 Day 1
Descale & prep
Rotating chains and jetting take the host pipe back to bare wall.
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3 Per plan
Coat, line, or replace
The method the diagnosis earned: brush coating in measured layers, a targeted liner, or replacement.
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4 Same day
Verify on camera
Final inspection footage, your copy included. Coated lines return to service ~4 hours after the final coat.
Why South Florida Cast Iron Is Failing Now
If your home was built before 1975 — Deerfield Beach’s median home dates to 1978 — your drains are likely original cast iron, and after five decades in South Florida’s climate they corrode from the inside out. Recurring backups, sewer odor, and roots on camera are the symptoms; channeled, scaling pipe is the cause.
Insurers know it too: four-point inspections increasingly flag original cast iron, and failed sewer scopes derail home sales. Trenchless restoration — coating or lining, matched to what the camera proves — rehabilitates the pipe in place, with documentation your insurer, buyer, or inspector will accept, for a fraction of what excavation and restoration cost.
Not sure whether coating or lining fits your building? Read the plain-English comparison.
Pipe Lining vs. CoatingFrequently Asked Questions
Coating, lining, or replacement — which will I need?
The camera decides, not a sales script. Structurally sound but corroded pipe is a coating candidate; confirmed slope and structure can take a liner or a spot repair; a collapsed or bellied line gets replaced — by tunneling or excavation. You see the footage and get flat prices for every viable path.
How long does the restoration last?
A 10-year warranty is available — a 10-year coating material warranty plus written workmanship tiers of 1, 5, and 10 years. Separately from the warranty, the epoxy coating carries a 30–50 year design life.
Is the coating safe for water pipes?
The epoxy we install is NSF/ANSI 61 certified for potable water (pipes 4" and larger with a white final coat) and ASTM tested — and it bonds to cast iron, PVC, concrete, clay, and copper from 1.25" to 12".
Do you really not have to dig?
For most homes, yes — coating and lining install through existing cleanouts and access points, and service is typically restored about 4 hours after a final coat. When replacement is unavoidable, tunneling under the home usually spares the floors.
I already have a dig-up quote. Will you look at it?
Yes — the second opinion is free. Bring the quote, we’ll camera the line for $299 with a written report (credited to any repair), and tell you honestly which method fits. Sometimes the dig is right; usually it isn’t.