Video Drain Inspections | Sewer Line Inspections

In the past, examining a sewer line meant digging trenches and disrupting landscaping, which would later have to be restored. This excavation process was labor-intensive and expensive. Now, we can feed our video cameras directly into your sewer line and identify problems the same way. This saves you money because it helps us detect and stop damage faster, and it saves you from the time, inconvenience, and labor costs associated with digging and filling trenches.

Root intrusion is one of the most insidious plumbing issues. What starts out as a small leak can soon grow into a big problem.

The roots of trees and shrubs in your yard are naturally attracted to the moisture in your drain and sewer lines, which acts as a kind of natural fertilizer. When these roots start to grow around or even into the line, they can cause severe leaks or clogs, interfering with your entire plumbing system.

Unless you have strategically planted the trees in your yard, root intrusion can be hard to prevent. It is also hard to detect. However, with a video camera inspection, your plumber can identify whether you are dealing with root intrusion and pinpoint the specific spot where roots have entered your line.

As mentioned above, having your drain and sewer lines inspected with cutting-edge video technology allows your plumber to catch all types of potential issues, no matter how far down your sewer line they may be. From pipes that have broken or collapsed, to nasty clogs that are causing back-ups and foul odors, there’s almost no problem that a video inspection can’t detect. 

Over the years, the walls of your sewer pipes are bound to accumulate gunk and grime from things like congealed cooking grease, soap scum, decaying food particles, trash, and more. With a video inspection, your plumber can keep an eye on the condition of your pipe walls and assess whether your lines need to be cleaned, repaired, or replaced.

Over the years, the walls of your sewer pipes are bound to accumulate gunk and grime from things like congealed cooking grease, soap scum, decaying food particles, trash, and more. With a video inspection, your plumber can keep an eye on the condition of your pipe walls and assess whether your lines need to be cleaned, repaired, or replaced.

Call Don and his team today to schedule your Video Drain Inspection at 724-747-1470!