We repair the drain stacks and sewer lines in your senior living community around your residents.

Your residents live, eat and receive care in your building while we work, so the repair plan has to start with them. We inspect your stacks and sewer lines, line the sections that are suitable, replace the ones that are not, and schedule each line around your care routines.

Estimates are free. Camera inspections may carry a charge.

Jacksonville senior community · 6 stories · 40 stacks

We identified 19 of 40 stacks for rehabilitation in a six-story Jacksonville senior community, and the work used lining and partial replacement.

About 1,300 feet of pipe was involved in the combined inspection, cleaning and repair.

We plan each line with your executive director and maintenance director, so residents know when their drains are out of service.

Before any line goes out of service, we map each stack to the apartments, bathrooms and kitchens it serves. Then we set work windows with your team around the routines your community runs on, and residents on each line are told the day it is out of service and for how long.

Your care team decides what each resident needs during the work. We build our schedule around those decisions and stage our equipment where your staff direct.

We find the cause of the backups and odors your staff report.

Backups in resident bathrooms trace to a corroded stack.

Communities built in past decades often drain through cast-iron stacks that scale up and corrode with age. A restriction low in a stack backs up into the lowest apartments on that line first. Our camera shows the floor where it sits and whether the stack can be lined.

Dining and kitchen lines are narrowing with grease.

Your kitchen serves three meals a day, and grease hardens in the lines downstream. We schedule that cleaning with your dining team and line the corroded sections where your pipe wall can still carry a liner.

Odors in hallways point to a cracked or failed drain.

A cracked line or open joint lets sewer gas reach common areas. We trace the source with a camera and, where needed, vapor testing, then repair that section.

We restore your stacks one line at a time.

We camera-inspect every stack and the building sewer.

Not every stack needs work, and the footage decides which ones do.

We clean each stack back to its wall.

We choose the cleaning method for your pipe’s material and condition.

We line the suitable sections with cured-in-place pipe (CIPP).

The liner goes in through roof and cleanout access and cures inside your stack, so fewer resident rooms have to be opened.

We replace the stack sections that cannot be lined.

Collapsed sections and failed fittings are replaced inside the same work window where the layout allows.

We camera-inspect the finished stack and return it to service.

Each line is back in use once its closeout footage confirms the repair.

You receive the footage, a written findings summary and a stack-by-stack scope.

The scope shows which stacks need work now, which can wait, the method for each and the rooms each line serves, so your owners and operators can plan the cost and your staff can plan the days.

We price your community's repair by stack and by care schedule.

The number of stacks the inspection shows need work.
Stack height and the resident rooms on each line.
Kitchen and dining lines in the scope.
Work windows set around your community’s daily routines.
Sections that must be replaced instead of lined.

We use these services in senior living communities.

Questions senior living operators ask us.

Do residents have to relocate during the work?

We plan the work so residents can stay in their apartments wherever your stack layout allows. A resident’s bathroom or kitchen is out of service while the stack serving it is cleaned, lined and cured, and we tell you the timing for each line before work starts.