Sewer Camera Inspection | Video Pipe Inspection & Locating

Why Do I Need a Camera Inspection?

Traditional plumbers "feel" for the clog with a snake. But a snake can't tell you if the pipe is broken, collapsed, or just full of grease.

Recurring Backups

You've had the drain snaked twice this year, and it keeps backing up. This usually means a structural break or heavy roots that a snake can't fix.

Buying a Home

Never buy a home without a sewer scan. A collapsed sewer line can cost $10,000+ to replace. Know the condition before you close.

Lost Valuables

Dropped a wedding ring or an expensive earring down the sink? We can locate it in the trap or line and retrieve it.

Diagnostic Precision

What Are We Looking For?

Our high-definition, self-leveling cameras provide a crystal clear color image of the inside of your pipes. We identify:

Root Intrusion Roots entering through joints and forming webs.
Broken / Collapsed Pipes Cracks, fractures, or total collapse from shifting soil.
"Bellies" (Sags) A low spot in the pipe that holds water and collects debris.
Offset Joints Pipes that have shifted and no longer line up perfectly.

4K Ready

High Definition

Pinpoint Accuracy

We Don't Just See It.
We Locate It.

Knowing you have a broken pipe is only half the battle. You need to know where to dig.

Our camera heads contain a radio transmitter called a Sonde. While the camera is underground at the break, we walk above ground with a digital locator wand.

This allows us to mark:

Exact GPS location of the break (X and Y axis).
Exact Depth of the pipe (e.g., "It's 4 feet down").

Result: We only dig a small hole exactly where needed, saving your driveway and landscaping.

Buying a Home?

Home inspectors do NOT check the sewer line. A "Sewer Lateral Inspection" is the only way to ensure you aren't buying a $15,000 plumbing disaster.

Schedule Buyer's Inspection

Inspection FAQ

Do I get a copy of the video?

Yes. We provide a digital copy of the inspection (via USB drive or private cloud link) along with a written report detailing any issues found. This is crucial for insurance claims or real estate negotiations.

Can the camera see through dirty water?

No. The line must be relatively clear of standing sewage for us to see the pipe walls. If the line is totally backed up, we usually have to "snake" or "jet" it first to drain the water, then run the camera to see what caused the backup.

How big of a pipe can you inspect?

Our standard cameras are designed for residential and light commercial pipes ranging from 2 inches to 6 inches in diameter. We have larger crawler cameras available for commercial municipal lines upon request.