Sewer Camera Inspection

See Inside Your Pipes with HD Video

When you have recurring drain problems, mysterious backups, or suspect sewer line damage, guesswork isn't good enough. Our sewer camera inspection gives you a clear, real-time view of your pipe's interior so we can identify the exact problem and recommend the most effective solution.

Using a flexible, waterproof camera attached to a cable, we navigate through your sewer line and record everything we find. You'll see the footage too—no mystery, no surprises.

When Do You Need a Camera Inspection?

• Recurring clogs that keep coming back despite cleaning
• Multiple drains backing up at once
• Sewage smells in your home or yard
• Before buying a home (especially older properties)
• After a major backup to determine root cause
• To locate a lost item flushed down the drain
• Before and after sewer repairs to confirm work quality

What Camera Inspection Reveals

• Tree root intrusion: Roots entering through cracks or joints
• Pipe cracks and fractures: From age, settling, or ground movement
• Collapsed or crushed sections: Complete pipe failure requiring repair
• Bellied pipe: Low spots where water and debris collect
• Offset joints: Misaligned pipe sections causing blockages
• Grease and scale buildup: Accumulated material narrowing the pipe
• Corrosion: Deterioration in older cast iron or clay pipes

How Camera Inspection Works

1. Access Point

We access your sewer line through an existing cleanout, roof vent, or toilet opening. No digging required for the inspection itself.

2. Camera Insertion

We feed the flexible camera through your pipe, navigating bends and junctions while recording HD video of the entire line.

3. Real-Time Viewing

You can watch the footage with us on our monitor. We'll point out any issues we find and explain what they mean.

4. Location Marking

If we find a problem area, we can locate it precisely from above ground using a radio transmitter in the camera head. This is essential if excavation or spot repair is needed.

5. Report & Recommendations

We'll explain what we found, what it means for your home, and your options—whether that's cleaning, repair, lining, or replacement. We can provide video footage for your records.

Why Camera Inspection Saves You Money

Camera inspection isn't just diagnostic—it's protective. Here's why it's worth it:

• Accurate diagnosis: No more trial-and-error repairs. Fix the actual problem the first time.
• Prevents unnecessary work: Why replace a whole line when only one section is damaged?
• Documents condition: Useful for real estate transactions, insurance claims, or tracking changes over time.
• Guides repair decisions: Determines whether cleaning, lining, or replacement is the right approach.

Pre-Purchase Sewer Inspections

Buying a home? A sewer camera inspection before closing can reveal expensive problems that a standard home inspection won't catch. Older homes especially may have clay, cast iron, or Orangeburg pipes that are prone to failure. Knowing the condition of the sewer line helps you negotiate repairs or avoid a costly surprise after move-in.