*camera inspections for homes built before 1980*
A high definition camera allows the technicians to get a glimpse of the status of your drain pipes and sewer lines. The process involves the HD camera being attached to a long, thin and flexible fiber optic line going down your sewer lines.
Our technicians take a closer look at every inch of your pipes. The inspection is 100% accurate, which means the best solution is always the right solution.
We check for the following issues:
Broken Sewer Lines: The most common reason for a broken sewer line is human error. Utility companies could sometimes make mistakes and drill through sewer lines as they install a new line for water, electricity, etc.
Collapsed Pipe: Corrosion, cracking, and poor pipe material can lead to an eventual collapse.
Sunken Pipes: Installed pipes may sag when the soil is too soft. When this happens, debris, waste, and paper may collect in the middle and cause a serious blockage.
Offset Pipes: Installed pipes may become offset due to improper installation, frozen ground, shifting soil, etc.
Hidden Leaks: The source of the leak may be difficult to find, but a video inspection solves all that.
Our technicians will check the extent of the pipe damage. Does it only need a repair or is it time for a replacement? After we perform the necessary trenchless services, your line will be free from debris and be working good as new.
In a few minutes after the camera inspection, our plumbers will know the exact reason for the sewer line problem, where the problem is located and how it can be resolved. Homeowners and business owners save invaluable time and money, for that “small” problem can turn out to be a huge issue if left unchecked!
One of the best things you can do prior to buying your dream house is to call for a sewer camera inspection. No one likes to find out that the property has some underlying issues with the plumbing that could cost them thousands of dollars to fix.
