Sewer Scope Inspection

What is a Sewer Scope Inspection?

Sewer scope cameras are snake cameras that provide live video to a monitor. The camera enters through the home’s drainage pipe to view the sewer lines for any debris, blockage, cracks, and more.

A gradual shift of the ground, a tree growing large roots close to a pipe, or a clog causing a backup are all issues that we look for when performing a sewer scope inspection.

Whether the home is brand new or over 25 years old, we recommend getting a sewer scope inspection. With new construction homes, there could be a chance that the builders could’ve damaged pipes or not installed them properly leading to a brand new problem in a brand new home. In older homes, clay pipes or cast iron may be the original plumbing of the home, which should be inspected when purchasing a home. A sewer scope inspection could end up saving you money by learning the problem before it becomes worse.