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sewer camera inspection

A sewer camera inspection is a valuable tool used in the plumbing industry to visually examine sewer lines located beneath cement and the foundation of homes.

To conduct the inspection, a skilled plumber inserts a cable into the pipelines. Attached to the cable is a high-resolution video camera positioned at the tip. This camera possesses remarkable flexibility, enabling it to navigate through drain lines ranging from 2 inches to 36 inches in diameter.

By transmitting the live video footage in real-time, one can conveniently observe any issues directly on a monitor. This immediate visual feedback aids in identifying and addressing problems efficiently.

3 DRAIN LINE PROBLEMS

Damaged Pipes

Pipes that are damaged cause sewer leaks and drain backups. In trafficked areas, the weight of the soil can offset drain lines and cause misalignment around pipe joints and break seals between pipes.

Clogged Lines

Debris or materials that should not have been flushed down the drain cause clogs to drain lines. Grease buildup is responsible for commercial plumbing problems. Homes and businesses can also experience tree roots breaking through drain lines causing sewer problems.

Natural Wear

In older buildings, materials can corrode and deteriorate. A sewer camera inspection can help to assess the condition of pipes and determine what parts need to be replaced before the damage get worse.