A sewer camera inspection involves inserting a specialized, self-leveling waterproof camera into the home’s main drain line to visually assess pipe condition. The camera transmits real-time video to a monitor, allowing direct evaluation of internal pipe walls, joints, transitions, and obstructions.
This inspection can identify structural cracks, root intrusion, joint separation, pipe offsets, corrosion, scaling, sediment buildup, or sagging sections commonly referred to as “bellies.” Early detection helps reduce the risk of unexpected backups, costly excavation, or emergency plumbing repairs after purchase.
Distance tracking on the camera system allows approximate location of observed defects relative to the entry point. Still images or video documentation can be provided when needed for contractor review or repair planning.
This service is frequently requested in older homes, properties with mature landscaping, or homes where pipe material and condition are unknown.
Important Limitation:
A sewer camera inspection evaluates only the accessible portion of the drain line at the time of service. It does not guarantee future performance or identify every potential blockage. Underground depth, routing variations, and concealed branch lines may not be fully visible. Conditions can change over time due to root growth, soil movement, or usage patterns.
A sewer camera inspection involves inserting a specialized, self-leveling waterproof camera into the home’s main drain line to visually assess pipe condition. The camera transmits real-time video to a monitor, allowing direct evaluation of internal pipe walls, joints, transitions, and obstructions.
This inspection can identify structural cracks, root intrusion, joint separation, pipe offsets, corrosion, scaling, sediment buildup, or sagging sections commonly referred to as “bellies.” Early detection helps reduce the risk of unexpected backups, costly excavation, or emergency plumbing repairs after purchase.
Distance tracking on the camera system allows approximate location of observed defects relative to the entry point. Still images or video documentation can be provided when needed for contractor review or repair planning.
This service is frequently requested in older homes, properties with mature landscaping, or homes where pipe material and condition are unknown.
Important Limitation:
A sewer camera inspection evaluates only the accessible portion of the drain line at the time of service. It does not guarantee future performance or identify every potential blockage. Underground depth, routing variations, and concealed branch lines may not be fully visible. Conditions can change over time due to root growth, soil movement, or usage patterns.
