What A Sewer Camera Inspection Actually Records
Video inspection is how we find root intrusion, bellies, and pipe damage without guessing or digging first. Here is how the footage gets used.
- Camera runs the full length of the line
- Footage shows the exact problem and its location
- Recording available to you after the inspection
- Used before quoting drain and sewer repairs
What happens next
1. We route your request
Your details go straight to dispatch. A licensed plumber is assigned to your area.
2. You get a fast callback
We confirm the appointment window and talk through what you are seeing.
3. Upfront price before work
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What does a drain or sewer camera actually show?
A push camera on a flexible cable travels through the pipe and streams live video back to a monitor, letting the technician see cracks, offset joints, tree roots, grease buildup, or a low spot known as a belly. It is the difference between diagnosing a line from what comes out of it and actually looking at what is wrong inside it.
Why do we record the footage instead of just watching it live?
A recorded inspection lets us mark the exact footage where a defect appears and match it to a locate reading on the surface, so we know precisely where to dig or where to feed a trenchless liner. It also gives you a copy of what we found, so you are not taking our word for the condition of a line you cannot see.
- Defects are logged against a footage counter
- Locate readings pinpoint the spot from the surface
- You can keep a copy of the recording
When does a camera inspection happen in a typical job?
We usually run a camera before quoting sewer repair or trenchless work, and again after the repair to confirm the line is clear and the fix held. Recurring clogs, slow drains after a snake, or a home purchase inspection are common reasons to ask for one on its own.
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