🚀 What Is Sewer Camera Inspection?

A sewer camera inspection is a modern diagnostic technique used to visually inspect the interior of your sewer lines and underground pipes. We insert a high-resolution, waterproof camera attached to a flexible rod into your drain or sewer line. As the camera moves through the pipes, it transmits real-time video footage to a monitor, allowing our plumbers to see exactly what’s happening inside.

This technology helps us identify:

• 🚩 Blockages: Caused by grease buildup, debris, or foreign objects
• 🌳 Tree Root Intrusions: Roots growing into pipes, causing cracks and blockages
• 💧 Leaks and Cracks: Damaged pipes due to corrosion, shifting soil, or wear and tear
• 🛠️ Collapsed or Misaligned Pipes: Structural damage from ground movement or poor installation
• 🚿 Pipe Corrosion: Leading to restricted water flow or potential pipe failure
• ❌ Bellied Pipes: Sections that have sunk, creating water pools

🔍 Why Sewer Camera Inspection Is Important

Traditional methods of diagnosing sewer problems often rely on guesswork, leading to unnecessary digging, wasted time, and added costs. With sewer camera inspections, we can:

• Locate the Problem Accurately: No need to tear up your yard or walls to find the issue.
• Save Time and Money: Quick diagnostics reduce labor costs and prevent unnecessary repairs.
• Prevent Future Problems: Early detection of issues like minor cracks can prevent costly repairs down the road.
• Provide Proof of the Problem: We show you the footage, so you can see exactly what’s wrong before making repair decisions.

💡 When Do You Need a Sewer Camera Inspection?

If you’re experiencing any of the following issues, a sewer camera inspection can provide the answers you need:

• 🚽 Frequent Drain Clogs: Especially when multiple drains are affected
• 🌊 Slow Draining Sinks, Tubs, or Showers: A sign of deep blockages
• 💩 Sewage Backups: Foul odors or waste backing up into your home
• 🌍 Unusual Yard Changes: Wet spots, sinkholes, or lush patches of grass (potential sewer leaks)
• 🏡 Before Buying a New Home: To ensure the plumbing system is in good condition

🛠️ How Our Sewer Camera Inspection Works

1. Initial Assessment: We discuss your plumbing issues and determine the best entry point for the camera.
2. Camera Insertion: We insert a flexible rod with a high-definition camera into the sewer line.
3. Real-Time Video Monitoring: As the camera navigates the pipes, we view the footage live, identifying any issues like blockages, cracks, or root intrusions.
4. Location Tracking: The camera has a built-in transmitter, allowing us to pinpoint the exact location and depth of the problem without guesswork.
5. Detailed Diagnosis: We review the footage with you, explaining the problem clearly and providing recommendations for repairs.
6. Comprehensive Report: Upon request, we can provide a video recording of the inspection for your records or for insurance claims.

✅ Benefits of Choosing Capital One Plumbing for Sewer Camera Inspections

1. Advanced Technology

We use state-of-the-art sewer cameras with high-definition video quality, ensuring accurate diagnostics every time.

2. Experienced Professionals

Our plumbers are highly trained in camera inspection techniques, ensuring we identify issues quickly and recommend the most effective solutions.

3. Honest, Transparent Service

We believe in complete transparency. You’ll see the footage with your own eyes, and we’ll explain everything in simple terms—no confusing jargon or hidden fees.

4. No Unnecessary Digging

Traditional inspections often require digging up your yard. Our non-invasive method saves your landscaping and reduces repair costs.

5. Fast Turnaround Time

We understand that sewer problems can’t wait. Our inspections are quick, efficient, and designed to minimize disruption to your home or business.