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Why are sewer camera inspections needed?

Think of a video sewer inspection as a kind of exploratory surgery. It’s a great way for our technicians to get an inside view of exactly what might be a current or future problem. Any number of things can cause sewer lines to run slowly, or back up completely.

Shifting soil can cause a dip separation or even a break in the pipe as area trees mature roots can find their way into pipes clogging even cracking down sewer back-ups are unpleasant messy and can cause a lot of damage to the interior of your home.

So, if your system has backed up at any time, video inspection is the way to see the cause of the problem.
This is something you may have never thought about when buying a home, especially one that is older than ten years.
Sewer camera inspection should be a priority as the buyer. Remember, once you closed on that home, the sewer (and any problems or repairs) now belong to you.