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At Roto-Rooter, we provide advanced sewer camera inspection services to accurately diagnose and resolve plumbing issues for both residential and commercial clients. Using state-of-the-art waterproof sewer inspection video cameras equipped with powerful LED lights, our experienced technicians can identify and pinpoint the location of:

• Blockages
• Leaks
• Structural problems
• Foreign objects

within your

At Roto-Rooter, our video camera inspections offer a fast, accurate, and non-invasive way to identify problems within your sewer lines. Here’s what sets our service apart:

• Expert Technicians: Our licensed plumbers and sewer solutions specialists have extensive experience in conducting thorough sewer camera inspections.

• Advanced Technology: We use high-tech sewer inspection cameras to ensure an accurate diagnosis.

• Comprehensive Services: Beyond inspections, we offer a full range of sewer line services, including clog removal, cleaning, repair, and replacement.

• Customer-Centric Approach: We prioritize clear communication, providing you with detailed findings and recommended solutions.

• Residential Sewer Camera Inspection: Ideal for homeowners experiencing recurring clogs, backups, slow drains, or unexplained odors.

• Commercial Sewer Camera Inspection: Essential for businesses to maintain compliance and prevent costly disruptions.

• Preventative Maintenance: Regular inspections help identify potential issues before they escalate, saving time and money.

• Post-Repair Verification: Ensure that recent repairs have resolved the problem effectively.

Our sewer camera inspection process involves inserting a High-Dynamic-Range (HDR) waterproof video camera with powerful LED lights into your sewer lines. This flexible camera navigates through pipes ranging from 2 to 36 inches in diameter, capturing real-time video footage of the interior condition. The live feed to a video monitor allows our technicians to conduct a real time inspection of the pipeline. He can identify and mark the location of root intrusion, cracks, corrosion, obstructions, and structural issues like pipe separation and offsets. The footage is saved and a copy provided for your records.

• Persistent Drainage Issues: Slow or backed-up drains may indicate blockages or pipe damage.

• Unpleasant Odors: Foul smells can be a sign of sewer line problems.

• Water Damage: Unexplained moisture or mold growth may stem from hidden leaks.

• Pre-Purchase Inspections: Assess the condition of sewer lines before buying or selling a property.

• Routine Maintenance: Regular checks help maintain the health of your plumbing system.

• Locate & Recover Valuables: Our cameras have been used to recover jewelry and trapped pets.

Your technician was prompt, professional, and friendly—he immediately put us at ease and got to work. The issue was fixed in 45 minutes, and he took time to explain everything clearly. His good humor really helped ease our stress—thank you! Hallie B

Brian was great, he came within 30 minutes of our emergency call. He showed us the problem on his camera. Filled out all the paperwork online with Patricia, and the next day his guys showed up (ON TIME) and did the work in record time! We would highly recommend Roto-Rooter! Lisa N

Jeff was our technician for an emergency weekend service call. He arrived within an hour of calling. He was professional and knowledgeable, stayed until he was sure the line was clear which took some time. He also addressed a potential problem and set up a camera inspection while he was on site. We really appreciated his conscientiousness. Sandra A

What is a sewer line inspection camera used for?

It visually inspects hard-to-reach pipes, such as those underground or behind walls, to detect hidden issues without guesswork.

It visually inspects hard-to-reach pipes, such as those underground or behind walls, to detect hidden issues without guesswork.

How does a sewer inspection camera work?

A flexible rod with a high-definition camera is inserted into the pipe, transmitting live video to a monitor for thorough inspection.

What issues can the camera detect?

It can identify cracks, root intrusion, corrosion, leaks, grease buildup, and misaligned or obstructed pipes.

When should I schedule a sewer camera inspection?

If you have frequent clogs, backups, or slow drains—or before buying a home—it’s smart to inspect the sewer line.

The time required to complete a video camera inspection of your sewer will depend on the length of the sewer pipe and the condition of the pipe itself. If your sewer is only ten or twelve feet in length, the inspection should only take ten or fifteen minutes. But if your sewer is much longer and contains offset joints or partial collapsed sections, the inspection could take much longer to complete.