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In today's economy, dealing with a large and reputable sewer service company in NJ like Public Sewer Service offers many advantages. Some of the benefits include cost effectiveness, multiple sewage services, dependability, accountability and better controls. Public Sewer Service specializes in setting up sewer maintenance programs in NJ to ensure cost savings and unparalleled, quality sewer service. 

Public Sewer Service provides high pressure hydro jetting services. We employ hydro jetting trucks to clean sewers and drains. Hydro jetting uses large volumes of water under high pressure to clean out sanitary sewer and storm lines. Our jet trucks use 4000 psi of water pressure to break up accumulations of grease, sand, silt and other debris. Public Sewer Service offers these high pressure hydro jetting services to you.

Pipe bursting is a trenchless method of replacing buried pipelines (such as sewer, water, or natural gas pipes) without the need for a traditional  construction trench "Launching and receiving pits" replace the trench needed by conventional pipe-laying.

Public Sewer Service locates and inspects sewer drain lines from ranging from 2” to 36” in diameter. Our TV sewer inspection service will visually detect cracks, clogs, tree root growth and other imperfections. Closed circuit sewer pipe TV inspection cameras can visually detect if your sewer pipes need routine cleaning, without digging, uprooting or breaking walls or floors. Public Sewer Service's sewer pipe TV inspection service provides a high quality DVD, or Video file via email to instantly provide your TV inspection results and information including exact footage of your sewer pipe and an oral narration and description of the problem found by implementing our sewer line TV.

Public Sewer Service specializes in hydro excavation . This method uses water and air to excavate underground utilities. It is an efficient, safe and cost effective method of sewer line and pipe line excavation, water line and electrical line excavation, manhole excavation, concrete basin excavation, and fiber optic/phone line excavation. With this method of excavating, you can avoid the tremendous financial liabilities, inconvenience and company embarrassment of damage done to utility lines.

Hydrotropism is a plants growth response to water concentrations. The response can be positive (towards the water) or negative (away from the water). Roots, for instance, are positively hydrotropic. That means that they grow towards moist soils to avoid draught stress. Once a root cap has sensed water it bends and then the root grows towards it. Our TV inspection equipment can detect root infiltration in pipe joints and identify the location of the broken drain line.