You will see your sewer line live on a monitor, and leave with the recording.
Repeated backups in the main line
Buying a home (pre-purchase inspection)
Planning a remodel or addition
Age of the home or last service unknown
Suspect tree-root intrusion or line damage
Find the entry point for the camera — usually outside near the foundation or in the basement.
Push the camera down the line, recording the entire run from cleanout to main sewer.
We narrate what we are seeing in real time — cracks, roots, bellies, offsets — and answer questions on the spot.
Full video file delivered after the visit. Keep it for home inspection records, insurance claims, or future reference.
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