Sewer Camera Inspection
A waterproof camera sent through the line shows the exact location and nature of the problem, from root intrusion to col…

Orangeburg pipe, made from wood fiber and tar, was installed in many mid-century homes and has a finite lifespan. It deforms, blisters, and collapses under soil pressure and root intrusion. When camera inspection reveals Orangeburg, replacement with modern pipe is the reliable fix, since the material itself is the problem. Our local team handles it start to finish — Certified Professional, Licensed & Insured Team.
About this service
Orangeburg pipe, made from wood fiber and tar, was installed in many mid-century homes and has a finite lifespan. It deforms, blisters, and collapses under soil pressure and root intrusion. When camera inspection reveals Orangeburg, replacement with modern pipe is the reliable fix, since the material itself is the problem.
A failing sewer line announces itself in unpleasant ways: sewage backing up into tubs, drains slowing throughout the house, and odors that will not go away. Sewer Line Repair Solutions provides sewer line repair in Buffalo Grove, IL, starting with a camera inspection that shows exactly what is wrong underground. From tree root intrusion to cracked and collapsed pipe, we repair or replace the damaged section and restore your drains to full function. Call (833) 713-2101 at the first sign of trouble. When you need orangeburg pipe replacement in Buffalo Grove, one call to Sewer Line Repair Solutions puts a certified local professional on the job.

How it works
We discuss what you are experiencing, then run a camera through the line to see the actual condition of the pipe, locating blockages, breaks, roots, and bellies precisely.
We show you what the camera found and explain your options, from spot repair to trenchless rehabilitation to full replacement, with the trade-offs of each.
We repair or replace the damaged section using the agreed method, keeping excavation as limited as the chosen approach allows.
We run the camera through the repaired section again and test drainage from multiple fixtures to confirm full, unobstructed flow.
We explain what to expect as disturbed areas settle and give guidance on protecting the repaired line going forward.
FAQ
Orangeburg is a bituminized fiber pipe made from wood pulp and tar, widely installed from the 1940s through the 1970s. It was common and easy to install, but it deforms under pressure and deteriorates over decades underground.
A camera inspection identifies it definitively by its appearance and failure patterns. Homes built in the mid-20th century with original sewer lines are the most likely candidates.
Spot repairs on Orangeburg are unreliable because the material continues to deform and fail around any repair. Full replacement with modern pipe is the standard recommendation once Orangeburg is confirmed.
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