Drain & Sewer · 31 checkpoints
Drain and Sewer Service Checklist
A drain and sewer service call from the first description to the handover: what the Client reported, locating the cleanout, the camera run and its distances, clearing the line, the second camera pass, and what gets written on the address afterwards.
31 of 31 items on the sheet
Tick items off as you go, hide a section or a single line, write a note or add a photo on any row, then save it. Nothing you type, tick or attach here is saved or sent anywhere: a note and a photo print on the sheet and are gone when you reload.
The button opens your print dialog: choose Save as PDF as the destination (or print it straight to paper). The sheet carries only the items you kept.
Sheet details
Optional. Whatever you type prints across the top of the sheet; leave one blank and it prints as an empty line to fill in on site.
Before the Work Starts 5/5
The words used matter later. A line that “backs up when the washer runs” points somewhere different from one that is slow all the time.
The address record is the fastest answer to what is down there. A line cleared twice in a year is a different job from a first visit.
Locating the Cleanout 4/4
What the yard looked like beforehand is the record that settles a later question about damage. Take it before anything is moved.
The Camera Run 7/7
The distance is what makes a finding actionable later — it is how the spot is found again without a second camera run.
Clearing the Line 5/5
The camera pass is what makes this possible. A section noted as broken is a section to work around rather than through.
After the Line Is Open 5/5
The second pass is the evidence that the work did something, and it is what shows whatever is still down there.
What the Client Is Told 5/5
These are two separate sentences on purpose. A line that runs today and a line with nothing wrong with it are not the same thing, and the difference is what a Client remembers in six months.
Notes
Optional. Anything you write here prints at the foot of the sheet, after the last section: one place for whatever does not belong to a single line.
0 of 3,000 characters
That is the whole sheet.
The button opens your print dialog: choose Save as PDF as the destination (or print it straight to paper). The sheet carries only the items you kept.
This checklist is a working document, not a code inspection or a substitute for a licensed professional. Confirm the current code, permit and licensing requirements for your own jurisdiction before you sign anything off.
What the Drain and Sewer Service Checklist Covers
31 checks across 6 sections: Before the Work Starts, Locating the Cleanout, The Camera Run, Clearing the Line, After the Line Is Open, What the Client Is Told. Work through it on a phone on site, or export the PDF and carry the paper. Anything you tick prints ticked, a note you write on a line prints under it, and a section you do not need can be hidden before you export.
It is free, there is no account, and nothing you enter is kept. Use it as a starting checklist, not a standard. It is written for general Drain & Sewer work, so add the checks your own standards and your local code require before you take it to a job.
Explore Other Checklists
- Roof Inspection Checklist74 checkpoints
- Solar Installation Checklist53 checkpoints
- Painting Equipment Checklist44 checkpoints
- Home Cleaning Checklist69 checkpoints
Built for Drain and sewer work: see the Drain and sewer job app.
Where Zeus comes in
The checklist is the easy half. The paperwork after it is not.
Print this one as often as you like. When the filing starts to cost more than the inspection, Zeus keeps the job, the address, the photos and the finished report in one place on your phone. It all works with no signal in a basement.
Free plan, no card. Inspections, quoting and invoicing are all free; Pro adds job photos and documents.
ZEUS