Sewer & Water Service Lines in Citrus County
A recurring backup or a wet strip across the yard usually means trouble in the service line — but you shouldn't dig up the whole yard to find it. Rossi Mechanical Inc runs a camera, smoke-tests, and pinpoints the exact problem before we dig, then quotes a flat rate before any work begins. The right fix, not the most expensive one.
Signs of trouble in the line.
Recurring Backups
The same drain or line backing up again and again isn't a clog you can snake away — it's a problem in the line itself.
Multiple Slow Drains at Once
When several drains slow down together, the blockage is downstream of all of them — in the main sewer line, not a single fixture.
Gurgling
Gurgling from drains and toilets means air is trapped in the line — a sign of a partial blockage or a break the line can't clear.
Wet Spots or Unusually Green Grass
A soggy patch or a strip of suspiciously lush grass running across the yard, right over the line, is a leak surfacing.
Unexplained Water Pressure Loss
A drop in pressure with no obvious cause can mean a leak in the water service line between the street and the house.
We find the problem before we dig.
No guesswork, no exploratory trenches. We use camera inspection, smoke testing, and leak detection to find the exact location and cause of the problem — then we show you the footage and quote the fix. You see what we see before a shovel touches the yard.
See All ServicesCamera Inspection
We push a camera down the line and show you exactly what's there — cracks, roots, bellies, and offset joints, on screen.
Smoke Testing
We pressurize the line with smoke to find breaks and leaks the camera can't reach — the smoke shows us exactly where the line is compromised.
Leak Detection
For water service lines, we pinpoint the leak electronically so we dig once, in the right spot — not a trench across the yard.
Sewer and water lines — house to street.
We repair and install the lines that connect your home to the street — sewer service lines to the main, water service lines from the meter, new utility connections, and full line replacement. Spot repairs when that's enough, full replacement when it's not — and we show you the footage either way.
Sewer Service Lines
The line from your house to the street main — we repair cracks, roots, bellies, and offset joints, with spot repairs when a single section is the problem.
Water Service Lines
The line from the meter to the house — leaks, breaks, and pressure loss traced electronically and repaired with one targeted dig, not a trench.
Cracks, Roots & Bellies
The three failures we see most — cracked pipe, root intrusion at the joints, and bellied sections where the line sags and collects debris. We fix the one that's actually failing.
Offset Joints
Joints that have shifted out of alignment let roots in and waste leak out — we realign or replace the section and restore flow, shown on camera before and after.
New Utility Connections
Tapping onto the city sewer or water main for a new build or a switch from septic — we handle the tap, the permit, and the run from the street to the house, inspected and to code.
Full Sewer Line Replacement
When the line is gone end to end — collapsed, heavily root-bound, or undersized — we replace the full run from house to main. Flat-rate quote, camera footage to prove it, and the yard put back when we're done.
Sewer & water line repair across Citrus County.
From Inverness to Crystal River, we camera, locate, and repair service lines — licensed contractor #CFC1432230.
Straight answers.
Often no — a single spot repair is enough. We run the camera first and show you the footage, so you see exactly where the problem is and how far it extends. If it's one cracked section or root intrusion at one joint, we fix that spot — not the whole line. If the line truly is gone end to end, we'll prove it and quote the replacement flat-rate.
Sewer and water service lines in Citrus County typically run 18–36 inches deep, depending on the property and the run to the street. We locate the line and tell you the depth before we start, so there are no surprises when we dig.
A flat rate, quoted before any work starts. The number depends on the length and depth of the repair, but you approve it first — no hourly clock, no open-ended dig. We show you the camera footage, explain the fix, and give you the price before we break ground.
Sewer & Water Lines
Call or text — we camera before we dig.
Mon–Fri 7–6, Sat 8–2. The right fix, not the most expensive one.
