Identify sewer line problems quickly and accurately with advanced sewer camera inspection technology.
Our sewer camera inspections allow us to locate blockages, root intrusion, cracks, offsets, collapsed pipes, and other underground sewer issues without unnecessary digging or guesswork.
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WHAT IS A SEWER CAMERA INSPECTION?
A sewer camera inspection uses a specialized waterproof camera attached to a flexible cable that is inserted into your sewer line. As the camera travels through accessible sections of the pipe, real-time video helps technicians identify visible damage, buildup and obstructions. Access and visibility determine how much of the line can be evaluated.
The findings help guide recommendations for repairs, trenchless sewer work, hydro jetting, pipe lining, or sewer replacement services.
Tell us about recurring backups, previous repairs and any existing inspection findings. If you know where the cleanout is located, keep the surrounding area accessible. The appropriate entry point and any preparation needed depend on the property and condition of the line.
Ask which sections of the line can be inspected, what problems are visible and whether a recording or written findings will be available for your project. For a home purchase, discuss the sewer inspection with your real estate team. The results help compare cleaning, targeted repair, lining and replacement before choosing work.
Locate the exact source and location of sewer line issues before repairs begin.
Detect roots that have entered the sewer line and may be causing backups or slow drainage.
Identify cracked, collapsed, offset, or deteriorating sewer pipes.
Accurate diagnostics help avoid unnecessary excavation and costly trial-and-error repairs.
Ideal for homeowners and real estate transactions when evaluating sewer system condition.
Provides valuable information for trenchless sewer repair, CIPP lining, hydro jetting, and sewer replacement projects.
A sewer camera inspection can identify root intrusion, blockages, cracks, collapsed pipes, corrosion, offsets, grease buildup, and other underground sewer line problems.
In most cases, no. The camera is typically inserted through an existing cleanout or sewer access point.
Most inspections can be completed within one to two hours depending on the length and condition of the sewer line.
Yes. The inspection helps determine the precise location and nature of sewer line issues so repairs can be planned accurately.
Yes. A sewer inspection can uncover hidden sewer line problems that may not be visible during a standard home inspection.
Yes. Camera inspections are often the first step in determining whether trenchless sewer repair or CIPP pipe lining is a suitable solution.
Our technicians access the sewer system through an existing cleanout or other suitable entry point.
A specialized waterproof camera is carefully guided through the sewer line while recording live video.
We identify blockages, root intrusion, pipe damage, offsets, corrosion, and other sewer issues.
We review the inspection results and recommend the most effective repair or maintenance solution.
