Infested with 100,000’s of Sewer Flies - Drain Pros Ep. 68
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2020
- In this video we got called to a house that has being infested with sewer flies. We ran our camera down the copper clean out a week before and found the larva of the sewer flies was stinking to the top of the pipe and a break in the sewer line just outside of the foundation was allowing the flies to breed. We decided it was best to hydro scrub the sewer flies out of the line with 4000 psi of water and our penetration nozzle. we will be returning next week to dig the pipe up and fix the break in the pipe to stop the sewer flies from breeding.
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My skin crawled for y’all, great job guys. 💚💚
Hey Tom, that's an amazing video I have never seen Sewer Fly Bugs before. I really love the way you care about your customers :) :) :) That adds up to fantastic customer service. Total respect to you and Kyle from here in the UK. Take care, stay safe. Looking forward to your next video
Never heard of sewer flies . But I'm sure there's all kinds of evil things lurking in sewer pipes .
Typically we see them when we take the clean out cap off and it’s like 10-15.. but that room was insane. The customer was going to bug bomb the place👍
@@DrainPros How were they getting in the room? Missing trap or clean out cap somewhere?
I'm eating breakfast while watching this, im unphased
[SNOW⭐RUNNER]
A true soldier
Were the minority. I am always surprised when people cant eat after such things.
So is the customer going to have that drain pipe fixed? And who left their cellphone in the pile of sewer flies? lol
Had something similar with the sewer flies. Turns out it was a vent pipe not connected during a homeowner remodel that was letting them in the room. We found it made the connection and they went away.
they can migrate through traps backwards, but mainly only large flood drains, which often are nearly dried out/open.
Awesome job a break from the corn King finding corn and his coworker
Thanks for showing this I wondered where they came from!!
WOW That’s a lot of flies
Crazy amount! I laughed and thought it was a exaggeration when the customer said thousands 👍
So? Did you film the repair job?
awesome video.
They're called Drain Pros for a good reason. 👍
Good video very lnteresting
Good job
Glad I didn't let mine get this bad. This video is oddly satisfying though
Would you recommend getting a residential system jetted out on a regular basis and if so how often?
Interesting 😎 But 1would have thought that the leak,where the flys come out,
still would to be found in the same room. Anyway it will probably be less if the pipe break has been repaired.
Will you be able to shut down the drain pipe in this room were you worked from?
Till then ,stay safe👍
So where are you located??? Bc my landlord can't seem to understand my issue after 2 summers, and he keeps sending fly by night people to not do shit...I'm fed up and angry...😂😂😂
I think my doctor used that same size camera on my last colostomy :)
Hope your doctor didn't find any flies :)
Haha 😂! Hope he gave you the 👍
@@Boodieman72 Nope, just one standing polyp, the ones that are laying down are the bad ones. Oh, and a let them fly fart zone afterwards.
A Roto-Rooter truck was sitting across the street from a doctors office i took a family member to for that procedure and i said "hey, they are getting ready for ya" lol
@@ham4fun lol
So we are having an infestation close to this. We have had many plumbers over, all come up with different answers and problems. We fix all of them to no avail. My question is, did you not have to repair the pipe to keep them from coming back? Thanks!
Good work but my question is why are there only really flies in one room and how exactly to the flies escape the sewer into the room. Surely the pipe is sealed. Or is the vent over the access point open somehow? Stay safe
so they got into the line through that break but how did they get into the building? wouldn't there need to be another hole within the building? We got drain flies in our building once but through a broken lead bend.
Question: We are having this same issue right now after a main break in the basement! The break was fixed first 4 weeks ago but the flies seemed to have mass populated since in the basement. What did you do with the "goo" around the outside of the broken pipe?
We had a problem with sewer flys...had a leak in the main under the house...they suck!
I have a drain fly problem
I have to keep the sink completely closed
They are coming out of the sink think the garbage disposal
Who do I call to get rid of these bugs
Wouldn't mind seeing that pipe once it's dug up. Wonder what caused it to break...?
Well it looks like the garage was an addition maybe, onto a slope, which has settled.
They need to brace for further hill deformation. It won’t be huge, but it’ll happen as there and no trees or shrubs stabilising the lawn.
I think it was monthly draino poured down the pipes that ate the pipe through.
Hi your 1080p is very weird ? Its almost like its not really 1080p but something else upscaled.
My brothers home was infested with theses flys…we used everything on the market…I moved out he still has them
I am fighting them right now. They are hanging out around and in my basement floor drain that has the heavy iron cover over it. Im using 1 cup of salt, 1 cup of baking soda, and 1 cup of vinegar and flushing the next day with very hot water daily to get rid of them. Im hoping this works. I am in Wisconsin, and I have never seen them before this last winter.
Did it work?
@@Handlebrake2 it did yes, but I had to stay on top of it for a while til they were gone
@@AwesomeFuture777 how long is too long?
Wow
Pipes are so gross on the inside. How do we drink water from these things
U used to post multiple time s a week. Now once a week if we lucky. Is the virus slowing you boys down?
I'd imagine they're working at breakneck pace with everyone home clogging the lines with everything under the sun :)
Is the only way sewer flies can breed is because a pipe is broken somewhere?
How are the fly's getting inside the house
through the sewer at the broken pipe
@@AwesomeFuture777 what I was asking how are they getting past the traps to get in the house
We have these and I have no idea why they keep returning! I tried the baking soda/white vinegar/salt mixture and poured it down the drain! They are still coming!
Oh no! Im doing the same thing right now. Im going to try dropping the temp in the basement. they breed in 70 degree temps I read
@@AwesomeFuture777 did you get rid of them?
@@tatianachicaros5708 I did! I kept treating with baking soda and vinegar. They finally disappeared. After that I had it all dug up and the city storm water flood control program put in a new sump pump and separated my stormwater from my sewer and didn't see any the while time.
@@AwesomeFuture777 how long did you do that for?
@@Handlebrake2 i cant remember, maybe a month
All you need is Raid bug killer. You spray down / out the area very well and let it sit for at least a couple hours. Repeat the process once a day for 3 days. Problem solved.
Where were you
lol flushing a demons colon.
was there 1 million fly bugs? lol
I hope your not in Amityville.
I haven't come across sewer flies yet, just tons of cockroaches in manholes and ants in a water cooler line.
fire, burn it all with fire lol
I would not want to put flame near sewer gases!
Omg…we have the me thing going on in our home…
Hillo
NOOOOOooooooo..... lol
Pardon me while I throw up
Those are not flies, those are democrats
No, those are Republicans. Look at how they're attracted to the constant streams of shit spewing from Drumpf's mouth