See Inside Your Pipes Without Digging

Tree roots are attracted to the moisture and nutrients in sewer lines. They can enter through tiny cracks and joints, eventually blocking the entire pipe. Camera inspection locates root intrusion so it can be addressed before causing backups.

A collapsed sewer pipe is a serious problem that causes complete drainage failure. Whether from age, ground movement, or root damage, camera inspection locates the collapse precisely so repairs can be targeted and effective.

When your sewer line backs up, camera inspection shows exactly what's causing the blockage. Whether it's grease buildup, debris, root intrusion, or structural damage, seeing the problem leads to the right solution.

Offset pipe joints occur when sewer pipe sections shift out of alignment at connection points. These misalignments create ledges that catch debris, cause recurring clogs, and can allow roots and groundwater to enter the pipe. Camera inspection identifies offset joints that need repair.

Scale buildup occurs when minerals in water—calcium, magite, and iron—accumulate on pipe walls over time. This reduces pipe diameter, slows drainage, and can eventually cause complete blockages. Camera inspection reveals the extent of scale buildup so the right cleaning method can be used.

Foreign objects—from children's toys to hygiene products—are a common cause of sudden drain blockages. Camera inspection locates these objects precisely, showing exactly what's blocking your pipe and where it's lodged so removal can be targeted and effective.

Cracked sewer pipes—whether hairline fractures or significant breaks—allow groundwater infiltration, root intrusion, and sewage exfiltration. Unlike fully collapsed pipes, cracked pipes may still function but deteriorate over time. Camera inspection identifies cracks early so repairs can prevent complete failure.