Reasons to have a sewer video inspection
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• To find out the exact place of a clog or issue in order to limit the amount of digging to fix a problem
• Before purchasing a new home or property—understanding costly sewer issues before buying property can save you thousands of dollars
• If your sewer line backs up twice within a two-year period—using video inspection equipment can determine whether you have a bigger problem that needs to be addressed
• Before investing in a new rug or flooring in your basement

​How sewer line video works

Video inspection involves inserting a tiny camera into your sewer line or drain. The camera is on the end of a long cable, just like the snake, so we’re able to run it down the line to find the problem.
We use video inspection equipment capable of searching up to 400 feet of line, working inside diameters as large as 10 inches and as small as 2 inches. The camera has a transmitter that sends a signal to a locator used above ground. This allows us to determine where the line is going as well as to pinpoint the exact location and depth of a problem area.


Digital record of inspection

​When we use video inspection on a sewer line, we record what we see and can produce a digital USB copy of the procedure. This allows you to see the problem for yourself, and it allows us to provide an accurate, free estimate for your repair. In addition to keeping a digital USB copy of the inspection, you will also receive a report detailing potential problems, their severity and exact location.


Excavation and repair

Because we offer a full-service sewer and drain cleaning specialist, we can do all the necessary excavation and repairs to get your sewer or drains up and running. We may suggest a discounted preventive maintenance program to keep the line running. If the problem is more serious, we can excavate and repair or replace the line for you.