Sewer Camera Inspection

Today’s technology allows us to actually inspect the inside of your sewer pipes and system without the expense and damage of digging them up. We simply insert a remote video camera into the pipes that connect your home or office building to the main sewer system. Images from the camera are viewed on a video monitor in real time as it moves through the pipes.

This allows us to quickly identify potential problems, like roots or other obstructions, structural integrity, and areas where residue has solidified along the pipes. Tree roots are very common in established areas throughout Denver and in the Front Range. Roots can penetrate the seams of a pipe, eventually slowing the flow or causing pipes to become separated.

If you’re buying an existing home, or suspect sewer problems in your current home, a video inspection from Done is a fast and easy way to diagnose the condition of the sewer, identify problems, and correct minor issues before they become major problems.

During a sewer camera inspection from Done, you can expect a smooth, informative, and non-invasive process. Our technician will access your sewer line through an existing cleanout and introduce a high-definition camera into the line. As the camera navigates the pipes, real-time footage is transmitted, allowing the technician to assess the condition of your sewer line thoroughly. You’ll be provided with a detailed report of any findings, including recommendations for maintenance, repair, or further inspection if necessary. Our team ensures that you fully understand the inspection results and the suggested next steps, emphasizing our commitment to transparency and quality service.

Virtually all types of residential plumbing systems can benefit from a sewer camera inspection. This includes: main sewer lines, branch lines leading to kitchens and bathrooms, and outdoor drainage systems connected to the municipal sewer.

Whether you’re experiencing slow drains, backups, or planning renovations that involve your plumbing system, Done’s sewer camera inspections can provide valuable insights into your pipes’ condition.

The benefits of having a sewer camera inspection done by Done include:

• Precise identification of issues, leading to targeted repairs.
• Prevention of unnecessary excavation and landscaping disruption.
• Cost savings by addressing problems early before they escalate.
• Peace of mind knowing the exact state of your sewer lines.
• Detailed footage and reports that can help in future maintenance or if you plan to sell your home.

Done utilizes high-definition cameras and the latest technology to ensure comprehensive inspections, providing homeowners with clear, actionable information.

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.