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During a sewer scope inspection, we feed a high-resolution camera into the line to check for:
Cracks, breaks, or collapsed sections
Root intrusion from trees and shrubs
Blockages, buildup, or debris
Pipe material and age-related deterioration
Signs of poor installation or improper slope
Sewer line repairs or replacements can cost thousands of dollars. Without a scope, you won’t know if hidden issues are lurking beneath the property. Whether you’re buying an older home, a newer home with large trees nearby, or simply want peace of mind, a sewer scope inspection provides the insight you need to protect your investment.
After the inspection, you’ll receive a detailed report along with video footage of the sewer line. This documentation shows exactly what we found, highlights any areas of concern, and provides recommendations for repair or maintenance if needed.
*note the sewer cap must be accessible and able to be opened in order to perform the inspection
During a sewer scope inspection, we feed a high-resolution camera into the line to check for:
Cracks, breaks, or collapsed sections
Root intrusion from trees and shrubs
Blockages, buildup, or debris
Pipe material and age-related deterioration
Signs of poor installation or improper slope
Sewer line repairs or replacements can cost thousands of dollars. Without a scope, you won’t know if hidden issues are lurking beneath the property. Whether you’re buying an older home, a newer home with large trees nearby, or simply want peace of mind, a sewer scope inspection provides the insight you need to protect your investment.
After the inspection, you’ll receive a detailed report along with video footage of the sewer line. This documentation shows exactly what we found, highlights any areas of concern, and provides recommendations for repair or maintenance if needed.
*note the sewer cap must be accessible and able to be opened in order to perform the inspection