Jimmy H. Boatwright, Department of Public Works, Batesburg-Leesville

I brought Chris on board to help our town with pipe lining issues. I wanted to save the town money without an expensive dig-up. Drain Pro currently has repaired two sections of mainline sewer [snip] with sewer pipe lining and it has been a smooth, permanent process. He is currently working on the third section for me and has saved the town 2/3rds of what it would have been to dig it up. I would not hesitate again, in using Drain Pro for all my sewer needs and repairs. Chris Bergeron of Drain Pro, is a very professional and responsible person. He and his company can meet all your sanitary sewer needs, from camerawork, high pressure jetting to relining.

George Fulton, Home Owner, Columbia, SC

I had an issue with my main sewer line from my house to the street. I had someone clean the line only to tell me that I had root incursion into the terracotta drain line. They recommended I dig up 40 feet of my yard to replace the line. A trusted plumber recommended Drain Pro of SC to me. To my surprise the owner of Drain Pro, Chris Bergeron, showed up and personally performed a video inspection, and then he personally relined my line without digging up our holly trees, azaleas, or camellias. He and his crew were in and out in one day. Our line is stronger than the original pipe material with a warranty of 50 years. Drain Pro is cutting edge, professional, and they saved my yard as well as real money. (They were also quite a bit less than other estimates). I can't recommend them highly enough. I don't have to worry about it for another 50 years, but I'm recommending Drain Pro for friends in need.

Dr. Vince Degenhart, Historical Home Owner, Columbia, SC

Our home was built in 1937. Sometime over the past 75 years one of the roof drains developed a leak. The flat roof and unique concrete and steel construction of our home presented a difficult challenge. The roof drain courses over the master bath and shower with 1930’s period irreplaceable tile. The drain then descends two stories, exiting the house beneath the concrete floored garage. Conventional pipe repair would have required considerable excavation of the roof, bathroom, tile, and interior walls. This would have required weeks of construction, plumbing, and roofing. We likely would have lost some of the character of our home with the 1930’s tile and tub. We would not have been able to use part of the home, and the expense… well let us say it would have been very considerable. Throughout the process Chris and Jeremy were professional, friendly, and very knowledgeable about their work. They explained everything as it was done and encouraged us to view the process. They even created a video of the whole project. Anyone with pipe leaks that are in a difficult area to access should consider this technology. Chris and his brother are as good as it gets in my book.