
Call us when you come across a broken pipe. Call us when you can’t clear a line. Call us when “it’s not something you do”. We specialize in all types of underground pipe repair. This includes main sewer lines, kitchen drain pipes, and floor drains under the slab. We service across the Twin Cities Metro including Minneapolis, St. Paul, Roseville, Golden Valley, Minnetonka, Edina, Bloomington & Inver Grove Heights, and more!
What you get from Bonfe Underground:
Sewer problems rarely fix themselves, and small issues can quickly turn into costly headaches. At Bonfe Underground, our experienced technicians use advanced sewer scope camera technology to give Twin Cities homeowners a crystal-clear view of their main sewer line. Whether you’re dealing with slow drains, recurring backups, or prepping to buy or sell a home, our non-invasive professional main sewer line camera inspections provide accurate answers fast—no digging required.
If you own a home, are buying, or planning to sell, having your sewer service line televised can save you from costly surprises and unnecessary stress. These inspections are especially valuable for:
Homeowners with plumbing issues such as recurring clogs, slow drains, or unpleasant sewer odors.
Home buyers to ensure you’re not inheriting a hidden sewer problem.
Home sellers to address potential sewer issues before listing. Some Twin Cities areas, like Golden Valley, Columbia Heights, Saint Anthony Village, West St. Paul, and Mounds View require inspections prior to selling.
Owners of older homes, especially those built before 1980 or with large, mature trees nearby that can intrude on sewer lines.
Anyone noticing unusual signs like yard puddles or foundation cracks, which could indicate sewer line damage.
A quick inspection today can prevent a major headache tomorrow.
Sewer line problems often stay hidden—until they unfortunately turn into expensive, stressful emergencies. Having your sewer service line inspected proactively gives you a clear look at your main sewer line, helping you:
Catch small issues early before they become costly repairs.
Save time and money by pinpointing the problem without guessing or unnecessary digging.
Avoid surprises when buying or selling a home.
See the full picture of your sewer line’s health for peace of mind.
With Bonfe Underground’s professional sewer camera inspections, you’ll get a complete, accurate view of your sewer system—and the confidence to take the right next steps.
If your plumbing is acting up, it might be time to take a closer look at your lateral sewer line. Watch for these common warning signs:
Recurring clogs or slow drains – problems that keep coming back often mean the issue is deeper in the sewer line.
Sewer odors – unpleasant smells inside or outside your home can indicate cracks, leaks, or blockages.
Unexplained yard puddles or lush grass – leaking sewer lines can saturate the soil, creating wet spots or unusually green patches.
Foundation cracks or sinkholes – damaged pipes can erode soil around your foundation, causing structural concerns.
Gurgling toilets or multiple drain issues – air bubbles or widespread slow drains often signal blockages or broken sewer pipes.
If you notice any of these signs, a sewer service line camera inspection from Bonfe Underground can give you clear answers and help you take the right next steps—before small problems turn into big headaches.
A professional sewer camera inspection gives you a real-time, inside look at your lateral (the sewer service line from your property to the city sewer main), showing issues you can’t see from above ground.
During the inspection, our skilled technicians can identify:
Sewer Line Blockages – grease, debris, or foreign objects that restrict water flow.
Tree Root Intrusions – roots growing into pipes, causing cracks or obstructions.
Sewer Line Cracks, Breaks, or Collapses – damage that can lead to leaks or backups.
Pipe Corrosion or Buildup – common in older pipes, reducing capacity and efficiency.
Weak Spots or Potential Trouble Areas – problems that could escalate if left unaddressed.
By pinpointing the exact problem, Bonfe Underground provides targeted solutions to fix the issue efficiently and prevent future sewer emergencies.
At Bonfe Underground, our sewer inspections are completely transparent. During your sewer camera inspection, you’ll watch the live video feed in real time with our experienced technician.
As we move through your sewer service line, we’ll:
Explain exactly what you’re seeing, so you understand any blockages, cracks, or other issues.
Answer your questions on the spot, helping you make informed decisions about next steps.
Walk through repair or maintenance options, so you know exactly how to address any problems.
By the end of the inspection, you’ll have a clear, confident understanding of your sewer system’s condition and the guidance you need to protect your home from costly sewer problems.

During a Bonfe Underground sewer camera inspection, homeowners get a front-row view of their main sewer line. Our skilled technicians guide you through the inspection in real time, explaining what they’re seeing, answering questions, and helping you understand exactly what’s happening underground so you can make confident, informed decisions about your home’s sewer system.
At Bonfe Underground, our skilled technicians provide reliable, high-quality sewer and drain services year-round, tackling everything from minor maintenance to complex repairs.
We focus on what matters most to homeowners: transparent pricing, exceptional craftsmanship, and 24/7 emergency service for those problems that can’t wait. With Bonfe Underground, you’ll always know exactly what’s happening and exactly what your options are—no surprises, just expert solutions.
Whether it’s routine maintenance, an unexpected emergency, or a full sewer line replacement, Bonfe Underground delivers expert service you can trust.

A sewer camera inspection uses a high-definition, waterproof camera to give a real-time view of your main sewer line. It helps identify blockages, cracks, tree root intrusions, and other issues before they become costly problems. If you’re experiencing slow drains, recurring backups, or sewer odors, an inspection from Bonfe Underground can pinpoint the issue quickly and accurately, helping you make informed decisions about repairs or maintenance.
Most sewer camera inspections can be completed in roughly 60 minutes, depending on the length and condition of your sewer service line. Our experienced technicians provide real-time guidance throughout the inspection, explaining what they see and answering your questions so you fully understand your sewer system’s condition before committing to any next steps.
No. Our inspections are completely non-invasive. The high-definition camera travels through your main sewer line without excavation, leaving your yard, landscaping, and plumbing intact. With Bonfe Underground, you’ll get accurate results and peace of mind without unnecessary mess or disruption.
Many homeowners incorrectly assume the city handles sewer line repairs, but homeowners are responsible for the sewer service line—also called the lateral—that runs from your house to the city’s main line. The city maintains the main line in the street, but any issues in the lateral, like blockages, breaks, or tree root intrusions, are the homeowner’s responsibility.
In order to properly prepare for a drain camera inspection, you will need to clear the area around the pipe before the inspection begins. This may include moving furniture or other large items away from the pipe opening to provide access.
At Bonfe, you’ll always get upfront pricing before any work begins.
A sewer line camera inspection is included FREE with our $99 Main Sewer Line Drain Clearing service. This offers a real-time look inside your sewer line so we can accurately identify blockages, buildup, or damage while clearing the line. This approach not only clears your sewer line but also helps pinpoint the cause, so you can make informed decisions about next steps.
Your $99 service includes:
If you’d like a recorded copy of the camera inspection video, it’s available for an additional cost.