Sewer Scope Inspection
Professional video camera inspection of sewer lines to detect blockages, damage, root intrusion, and material transitions.
Advanced Camera Technology
High-definition cameras provide detailed visual inspection of your sewer line
HD Camera
- High-definition video
- LED lighting
- Waterproof housing
- Real-time viewing
Live Monitoring
- Real-time display
- Distance tracking
- Location marking
- Instant analysis
Issue Detection
- Root intrusion
- Pipe damage
- Blockages
- Joint separation
Documentation
- Video recording
- Still photos
- Location notes
- Written report
Common Issues We Identify
Early detection prevents costly emergency repairs and backups
Root Intrusion
Tree and shrub roots seeking water can infiltrate pipes through joints and cracks.
- Fine root hair intrusion
- Major root blockages
- Joint separation
- Pipe displacement
Blockages
Various materials can create partial or complete blockages in sewer lines.
- Grease buildup
- Foreign objects
- Scale accumulation
- Collapsed sections
Pipe Issues
Structural problems that can lead to backups and water damage.
- Cracks and fractures
- Joint offsets
- Pipe bellying
- Material deterioration
Material Transitions & Age Assessment
Understanding your sewer line materials helps predict future maintenance needs
Materials
- PVC (Modern): Excellent - Long lasting, smooth interior
- Cast Iron (Older): Variable - Prone to rust and root intrusion
- Clay Tile (Historic): Fragile - Joint separation common
- Orangeburg (1940s-70s): Poor - Often needs replacement
Benefits
- Identify high-risk sections
- Plan for future replacements
- Understand maintenance needs
- Negotiate repairs before purchase
- Budget for improvements
Why Get a Sewer Scope?
For Home Buyers
- Avoid expensive surprises after closing
- Negotiate repairs or price reductions
- Plan for future maintenance costs
- Make informed purchasing decisions
For Current Homeowners
- Prevent emergency backups
- Address issues before they worsen
- Maintain property value
- Plan maintenance schedules
See What's Really Going On Underground
Professional sewer scope inspection reveals hidden problems before they become emergencies.