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Video Sewer Camera Inspection

Video Sewer Camera Inspection

Pinpoint accurate diagnostics before we ever break ground.

Guessing where a sewer problem is located means guessing where to dig. A video sewer camera inspection puts a waterproof camera directly into the line, so we can see cracks, root intrusion, bellies, offset joints, and blockages in real time — and show you exactly what we're looking at.

This is one of the most valuable tools for older homes, pre-purchase inspections, and commercial properties where excavation is expensive and disruptive. It turns a guess into a documented diagnosis.

What's Included

  • Full-length camera inspection of residential and commercial sewer lines
  • Locating exact position and depth of a blockage or break
  • Pre-purchase sewer line inspections for homebuyers
  • Documentation to support insurance or dispute claims
  • Follow-up inspection after trenchless repair or replacement

Signs You May Need This Service

  • Recurring clogs with no obvious cause
  • You're buying a home with an older sewer line
  • Sewer odor or slow drainage across multiple fixtures
  • A property manager needs documentation before approving repair work

Our Process

1

Access the Line

We access the line through an existing cleanout or fixture.

2

Camera Inspection

The camera travels the full length, recording condition and locating issues.

3

Locate & Mark

A transmitter pinpoints the exact depth and location from the surface.

4

Review Findings

We walk you through the footage and recommend next steps, if any.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — we review what the camera found with you directly, so you understand the condition of the line and any recommended repair.

Very. A sewer camera inspection is one of the best ways to catch an expensive hidden problem before closing on a property.

No, the camera is non-invasive and passes through the existing line without any digging or cutting.

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