Accurate Camera Inspections of Septic Systems & Drain Fields

Camera inspections use a small waterproof video camera mounted on the end of a flexible cable. This camera snake is inserted into the building’s sewage system or drain line and pushed through to do a visual inspection of your plumbing. Sewer cameras can be used in underground pipes as well as pipes encased in concrete, located behind walls, or beneath a building. As long as there is cleanout access to a pipe, a sewer camera can be used to inspect the pipeline. If the home or building does not have cleanout access, our septic technicians can pull out and reset a toilet within the building in order to gain access to your system.

The sewer camera allows our technicians to see exactly what is causing a plumbing blockage in your lines. Most of the time, this can be a variety of materials such as baby wipes, toilet paper, or a build-up of fat and grease. If a blockage is present, we can use hydro-jetting to break up the debris and make your lines flow again.