Sewer camera inspection services allow professionals to see inside sewer and drain lines without digging or guesswork. At Total Care Sewer & Drain, we use advanced camera inspection equipment to locate blockages, damage, and hidden issues inside pipes.
This non-invasive process helps identify the exact cause and location of sewer and drain problems, allowing for accurate solutions and avoiding unnecessary repairs.
Professional Sewer Camera Inspection Services
Sewer camera inspections involve sending a high-resolution camera through the drain or sewer line. The live video feed allows our technicians to inspect the inside of the pipe and identify problems such as blockages, root intrusion, or pipe damage.
This method provides a clear and accurate diagnosis before any cleaning or repair work is performed.
When Is a Sewer Camera Inspection Needed?
A sewer camera inspection is recommended when:
- Drains are frequently clogging
- Multiple fixtures are backing up
- There are sewage odors in the property
- You suspect pipe damage or root intrusion
- You are purchasing or renovating a property
What Sewer Camera Inspections Can Detect
Sewer camera inspections can identify:
- Grease and debris buildup
- Tree root intrusion
- Cracked or broken pipes
- Pipe misalignment or separation
- Foreign objects inside the line
Our Sewer Camera Inspection Process
Our inspection process is designed to accurately diagnose sewer and drain issues without unnecessary disruption.
- Access the sewer or drain line through a cleanout or drain opening
- Insert the inspection camera into the pipe
- Review the live video feed to locate issues
- Identify the cause and location of the problem
- Recommend the most effective solution
This process helps ensure the right service is performed the first time.
Residential & Commercial Camera Inspections
We provide sewer camera inspection services for a wide range of properties, including:
- Homes and apartments
- Multi-unit residential buildings
- Restaurants and commercial kitchens
- Office and retail spaces
- Property managers and real estate transactions
What Happens After the Inspection
Once the inspection is complete, we explain the findings and recommend the appropriate next step. Depending on the condition of the pipe, this may include:
Schedule a Sewer Camera Inspection Today
If you’re experiencing recurring drain issues, sewer backups, or suspect hidden pipe damage, a sewer camera inspection can provide clear answers.
Call Total Care Sewer & Drain at (508) 441-1937 to schedule a professional sewer camera inspection.
For general information on how sewer systems work and why proper maintenance is important, visit the EPA’s municipal wastewater overview.