Sewer Scope
Description
Sewer Scope Inspection
A sewer scope inspection provides a detailed look inside your home’s main sewer line to identify potential problems before they become costly repairs. Using a specialized camera system, inspectors visually examine the condition of the underground pipes that carry wastewater from your home to the municipal sewer or septic system.
What’s Included
Camera insertion and inspection — A flexible, waterproof camera is fed through the home’s cleanout access point to record high‑definition video of the pipe interior.
Pipe condition assessment — The inspector looks for cracks, blockages, corrosion, tree‑root intrusion, or misaligned joints that could restrict flow or cause backups.
Location and depth mapping — Advanced equipment helps pinpoint the exact location and depth of any issues for accurate repair estimates.
Video documentation and report — You’ll receive a digital video and written report summarizing findings, recommendations, and repair priorities.
Why It’s Important
Sewer line issues can lead to unpleasant odors, slow drains, or even foundation damage if left unchecked. A sewer scope inspection gives homeowners peace of mind and helps prevent unexpected plumbing emergencies.
What You’ll Receive
After the inspection, you’ll get a comprehensive report with video footage, photos, and expert recommendations — helping you make informed decisions about maintenance or repairs.