About Remon Jones in Washington, DC, DC

In older DC neighborhoods, tree roots and cracks in aging clay or cast iron pipes can allow stormwater to infiltrate, overwhelming your system during heavy rain. Our inspection uses specialized cameras to visually assess the condition of your main sewer line from the house to the city connection. We'll identify any cracks, offsets, or root intrusions that are letting water in, so you can target repairs like lining or spot repairs before the next big storm causes a basement backup.

It's a smart move. In a busy renovation market, even well-intentioned contractors can make mistakes under tight deadlines, leading to poorly soldered joints, incorrect pipe slopes, or connections that don't meet current DC code. Our post-renovation inspection acts as a quality assurance check. We verify that all new plumbing is properly installed, vented, and secured, ensuring you won't face leaks, slow drains, or other issues down the line, giving you peace of mind about your investment.

We perform a comprehensive evaluation tailored to DC's historic housing stock. This includes checking all visible supply lines, drains, and fixtures for leaks and proper function; inspecting water heaters for safety and efficiency; and most critically, conducting a video camera inspection of the main drain and sewer line—the most common source of major problems in the District. Our final report provides a clear picture of your system's health, prioritizing any issues related to age, stormwater, or recent work.