Precision Video Camera Inspections.

Sewer camera inspection is the starting point for almost every serious plumbing decision. A self-leveling, high-definition camera head is advanced through your line on a semi-rigid rod, transmitting real-time color footage to a monitor while a built-in sonde transmits the exact horizontal position and depth of every point along the way. You see what we see — every crack, root intrusion, offset joint, belly trap, and scale buildup — before we recommend a single tool, let alone start digging.

The most common reasons we get called out for a camera inspection: recurring slow drains that snaking hasn't fixed permanently, a home inspection during a sale flagging the sewer lateral, unexplained wet spots in the yard, and homes older than about 50 years that have never had the line evaluated. In every case, the 30–45 minute inspection tells you exactly what you're working with and lets us quote a targeted repair rather than guessing. If the line is healthy, we tell you. If it needs work, you get the video and a repair plan before you spend another dollar.

Every inspection includes documented HD video, a written report with defect locations and recommended repairs, and GPS depth markers at every significant finding. The video becomes your permanent record — useful for insurance claims, real estate transactions, or just knowing when something changes down the road. If the inspection leads to a repair, the cost of the inspection typically gets folded into the repair quote rather than billed separately.