Sewer Camera Line Locate
We run a sewer camera or sewer line locator transmitter to map your main line and find the best tie-in point. This ensures the cleanout goes where it's accessible and code-compliant, not just where it's easy to dig.
When you need sewer cleanout installation in Marietta, Georgia, you need a crew that knows local codes, soil conditions, and how to place a cleanout exactly where it belongs. We install new sewer cleanouts for clogged lines, add cleanouts near the property line, and replace broken cleanout covers. Whether you're in North Marietta or near Marietta Square, we make sure your line is accessible, up to code, and ready for any future service call.

Sewer cleanout installation in Marietta, Georgia is the process of adding or replacing an access point on your main sewer line so a plumber can reach the pipe without digging up your yard or pulling a toilet. A proper cleanout is a vertical pipe capped at ground level, tied into the main line with a wye fitting, and set at the correct slope. We use a sewer camera and sewer line locator transmitter to find the exact tie-in point, then excavate with a mini excavator or hand tools depending on depth. The cleanout gets a code-compliant cover and is backfilled so your lawn looks untouched.
Most Marietta homes built before 1980 still have clay tile sewer pipe or Orangeburg pipe with no cleanout at all. That means every clog turns into a guessing game and a messy indoor pull. We install new sewer cleanouts so you have a direct access point outside, which cuts future service time and cost. If you've ever searched 'find sewer cleanout in my Marietta yard' and come up empty, you're exactly who we help. We also install cleanouts for clogged sewer lines in Marietta Georgia when the existing line has none, or when the old cleanout is broken, buried, or too shallow to use.
Every cleanout install is different, but most jobs include the same core scope. Here's what you get when you hire us. If your job needs something extra, like concrete cutting or a backwater valve, we'll price it separately and clearly before we start.
We run a sewer camera or sewer line locator transmitter to map your main line and find the best tie-in point. This ensures the cleanout goes where it's accessible and code-compliant, not just where it's easy to dig.
We dig a small access pit, usually 2 to 3 feet square, using a mini excavator or hand tools. After the cleanout is set, we backfill, compact the soil, and restore the surface so your yard looks normal.
We cut the main line and install a wye fitting with PVC sewer pipe or ABS sewer pipe to match your existing material. The cleanout body is set at the correct slope and topped with a code-approved cover.
We install to current Georgia plumbing code, including proper slope, materials, and cover height. If a local Georgia plumbing permit is required, we pull it and handle the inspection for you.
Before we close the hole, we run water through the line and camera it again to confirm flow and no leaks. You get a walkthrough of the new cleanout and a written warranty on our workmanship.
We start by sending a sewer camera down your existing line or using a sewer line locator transmitter to map the main. This tells us where the pipe runs, how deep it sits, and where the best tie-in point is. On a typical Marietta lot, this takes 30 to 45 minutes.
Once we know the line path, we mark the cleanout location with paint and flags. We pick a spot that's easy to reach with equipment but out of the way of foot traffic. You'll see exactly where the cleanout will sit before we break ground.
We dig a small access pit, usually 2 to 3 feet square, using a mini excavator or hand tools. Then we cut the main line and install a wye fitting with PVC sewer pipe or ABS sewer pipe to match your existing material. The cleanout riser goes up to grade.
We set the cleanout body at the correct slope, glue or clamp the joints, and attach a code-approved cleanout cover. If your line is clay tile sewer pipe or cast iron sewer pipe, we use the right transition couplings to make a watertight connection. This step takes about an hour.
Before we close the hole, we run water through the line and camera it again to confirm flow and no leaks. Then we backfill, compact the soil, and restore the surface. You get a walkthrough of the new cleanout and a written warranty on our workmanship.
We start by sending a sewer camera down your existing line or using a sewer line locator transmitter to map the main. This tells us where the pipe runs, how deep it sits, and where the best tie-in point is. On a typical Marietta lot, this takes 30 to 45 minutes.
We use a sewer camera or push rod camera to inspect the line before and after installation. This confirms the tie-in point is clean and the new cleanout is properly connected.
This tool lets us trace the exact path of your main line without digging. We mark the best cleanout location before we break ground, saving time and minimizing yard damage.
For deeper cleanouts, a mini excavator digs a precise access pit quickly. It fits through most gates and causes less disturbance than a full-size machine.
We use RIDGID and Milwaukee cutting and threading tools to modify pipe and fit cleanout components. These brands hold up to daily use and give us clean, reliable connections.
After installing a cleanout, we often hydro jet the line to remove grease, roots, and debris. The cleanout gives us a straight shot to blast the pipe clean.
We use pipe test plugs to pressure-test the new cleanout connection before backfilling. This ensures there are no leaks when the job is done.

A 1950s ranch in Fair Oaks had no cleanout. Every clog required pulling a toilet, and the home inspection flagged it as a defect. The buyer's lender wouldn't clear the loan until it was fixed.
After: We installed a new cleanout near the property line in one day. The line was camera-verified and flowed freely. The inspection passed, and the sale closed on schedule. The new owner now has direct outdoor access.
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A homeowner in West Marietta had a broken cleanout cover and roots growing into the pipe. The line backed up every few months, and each service call required digging around the broken cleanout.
After: We replaced the cleanout body and cover, then cut the roots with a drain snake auger and flushed the line with a hydro jetter. The line has been clear for over a year, and the new cover keeps roots out.
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A restaurant on Franklin Road had grease backups in the kitchen line and no outside cleanout. Staff were dealing with weekly clogs, and the health inspector was threatening fines.
After: We installed a commercial-grade cleanout sized for heavy use and hydro jetted the line to remove years of grease. The backups stopped, and the health inspection passed. Service calls now take under an hour.
Book this service →If you're dealing with any of these issues, a cleanout is likely part of the fix. We see these problems every week in Marietta's older neighborhoods.
Ask a pro →We install a new cleanout at the property line or near the foundation. You get direct outdoor access, code compliance, and faster service on every future call. Most installs take one day.
We replace the cleanout body and cover, then raise it to grade so it's visible and accessible. If the old cleanout is too shallow or damaged, we install a new one in the correct spot.
We install a cleanout, then hydro jet or snake the line through it to remove the buildup. That combination stops the cycle. Most customers go from monthly clogs to zero.
We install a code-compliant cleanout and provide the paperwork for your inspector. We can often complete the work within 48 hours so your closing stays on track.
$850 - $2,400 depending on depth, material, and surface conditions
Typical 2026 pricing for sewer cleanout installation in Marietta ranges from $850 to $2,400 for most residential jobs. The low end covers a shallow cleanout on an accessible PVC line. The high end includes deep excavation, concrete cutting, or a cleanout on old clay tile sewer pipe. We give you a flat price before we dig, so you know exactly what you're paying. If you need a cleanout installed for a clogged sewer line in Marietta Georgia, we can often bundle the installation with hydro jetting or camera work for a lower combined rate.
A cleanout pays for itself the first time you have a backup. Without one, a simple clog can cost $500 or more in extra labor. With a cleanout, that same service call is faster and cheaper. It also adds value at resale and keeps you code-compliant.
Deeper lines require more excavation and shoring. A line 2 feet down is a simple job. A line 6 feet down under a driveway takes longer and costs more. We measure depth during the camera inspection.
Get a quote ↗Connecting to PVC sewer pipe is straightforward. Clay tile sewer pipe, cast iron sewer pipe, or Orangeburg pipe may need special transition couplings or additional repair, which adds to the cost.
Get a quote ↗Concrete, pavers, or mature landscaping over the cleanout location add labor. We may need to cut and replace concrete or hand-dig around roots. We'll tell you upfront if this applies.
Get a quote ↗The City of Marietta and Cobb County charge permit fees for new cleanout installation. We include these in your quote and handle the paperwork. Fees vary by jurisdiction.
Get a quote ↗Most residential cleanout installs in Marietta run $850 to $2,400 in 2026, depending on depth, pipe material, and whether we need to cut concrete or landscaping. A simple shallow install on a PVC line is at the low end. A deep cleanout on clay tile under a driveway sits at the high end. We give you a flat price before we dig.
Most cleanouts sit within 2 to 5 feet of the foundation, often near the front corner of the house or in a basement wall. If your home was built before 1980, you may not have one at all. We can send a camera down the line and mark the exact spot, or install a new cleanout if yours is missing or buried.
Yes, if you want cost-effective service and code compliance. Georgia plumbing code requires an accessible cleanout on every building sewer. Without one, every clog means pulling a toilet or cutting into a wall. A cleanout gives us direct access, which saves you money on every future service call and helps at resale.
In most cases, yes. The City of Marietta and Cobb County require a plumbing permit for new cleanout installation on a main sewer line. We pull the permit for you and handle the inspection. If your project is a simple replacement of an existing cleanout in the same location, a permit may not be needed, and we'll tell you upfront.
Don't wait for the next backup to wish you had a cleanout. We install code-compliant cleanouts with upfront pricing and a workmanship warranty. Call now and we'll schedule your same-day or next-day installation.
Schedule Installation +14707391979 →Reach out for fast, friendly service. We're available 24/7 for emergencies and can schedule regular appointments Monday through Friday. Call us at +1 470-739-1979 or email info@mariettsewersolutions.com. We serve all of Marietta and surrounding areas.