Sewer Camera Inspection
See exactly what's happening inside your pipes. Our HD sewer cameras pinpoint breaks, blockages, bellies, and root intrusion — so you get an accurate diagnosis instead of a guess.
Diagnose the Problem Before You Pay to Fix It
A sewer camera inspection sends a high-definition, waterproof camera down your line so we can see its true condition in real time. We identify the exact type and location of the problem — and you see the footage too.
This is the foundation of honest sewer work. Rather than recommending repairs based on guesswork, we show you what's actually wrong, where it is, and how deep — then match it to the right solution.
Camera inspections are also invaluable for homebuyers. Before you purchase a property, an inspection can reveal costly sewer problems that a standard home inspection misses entirely.
Great For…
- Recurring or unexplained clogs
- Home purchase inspections
- Locating a break or blockage
- Checking for root intrusion
- Verifying a completed repair
Why Start With a Camera Inspection
Knowledge is the cheapest part of any sewer repair.
Accurate Diagnosis
Know the exact problem and its location — no exploratory digging.
You See It Too
We show you the live footage so you understand the recommendation.
Pinpoint Locating
Paired with electronic locating, we mark the precise spot to work.
Homebuyer Peace of Mind
Catch expensive sewer issues before you close on a property.
Right-Sized Repairs
See the real problem and avoid paying for work you don't need.
Verify the Fix
We can re-inspect after service to confirm the line is clear and sound.
Camera Inspection FAQs
Should I get a sewer inspection before buying a house? +
Absolutely. Standard home inspections don't include the sewer line, and repairs can cost thousands. A camera inspection reveals problems before you buy.
Can you tell exactly where the problem is? +
Yes. Combined with electronic pipe locating, we can mark the precise location and depth of a defect on the surface above.
What can a camera inspection find? +
Cracks, breaks, collapses, root intrusion, bellies (sags), offset joints, grease and scale buildup, and blockages.
Do I need an inspection for a recurring clog? +
It's the smartest next step. A clog that keeps returning usually signals a deeper issue the camera will reveal.
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