A sewer camera inspection involves inserting a flexible, waterproof camera into your home's mainline sewer pipe to inspect its condition from the inside. Our inspectors can identify issues that are completely invisible during a standard home inspection, including:

• Root intrusion from trees and shrubs
• Cracked, broken or collapsed pipes
• Grease and debris buildup
• Pipe misalignment or bellying
• Corrosion and deterioration
• Blockages and obstructions

Sewer line repairs and replacements are among the most expensive home repairs you can face; often ranging from $5,000 to $20,000 or more depending on the extent of damage and the depth of the line. A sewer camera inspection costs a fraction of that and gives you the information you need to negotiate repairs, request a price reduction, or walk away from a bad investment.

Sewer issues are especially common in:

• Homes over 25 years old
• Properties with large mature trees near the foundation
• Homes with clay or cast iron pipes
• Areas with shifting soil or freeze-thaw cycles

Our sewer camera inspections are non-invasive and typically take 45 to 60 minutes. Here's what to expect:

1. Our inspector locates the mainline cleanout access point
2. The camera is inserted and fed through the sewer line
3. Our inspector records footage and identifies any deficiencies
4. Findings are documented and included in your inspection report
5. Our inspector walks you through the results and explains next steps

The entire process is clean, efficient and causes no disruption to your plumbing system.