Sewer inspections can help you detect a range of problems, including:

• Blockages: Grease, debris, and other substances can accumulate in your sewer lines, causing backups and overflows.
• Leaks: Cracks and holes in your sewer pipes can allow water to escape, leading to costly repairs and potential environmental hazards.
• Tree root intrusions: Tree roots can infiltrate your sewer lines, causing damage and blockages.
• Corrosion: Aging pipes can corrode, leading to leaks and other problems.

Our sewer inspection process typically involves the following steps:

1. Access: Our technician will locate a convenient access point to your sewer line, usually through a cleanout or manhole.
2. Camera insertion: A CCTV camera is inserted into the sewer line, allowing our technician to visually inspect the inside of the pipe.
3. Inspection: The camera is maneuvered through the sewer line, capturing images and video footage of any problems or defects.
4. Report: Our technician will provide a detailed report of the inspection, including any recommendations for repairs or maintenance.

Regular sewer inspections can help you:

• Prevent costly repairs: By identifying problems early, you can avoid costly repairs and replacements.
• Reduce the risk of backups: Regular inspections can help prevent backups and overflows, which can cause significant damage to your home and property.
• Protect your plumbing system: Sewer inspections can help you identify potential problems before they become major concerns, protecting your plumbing system and ensuring it continues to function properly.