Video Camera Line Inspection Cameras are used to identify pipe damage and obstructions that inhibit proper flow or create occasional or repeated backups and helps us quickly and accurately analyze the problem.

A flexible fiber optic cable with a specially designed high-resolution video camera on its tip is inserted into the pipe. As the cable is pushed through the pipe, the operator is able to view the pipes interior on a separate monitor.

Camera Inspections are also an excellent way to detect a variety of obstructions or potential impediments to the proper flow of drainage, including roots, broken tiles, bad mortar connections, inline traps, negative grade sloping, pipe sagging, offset joints, pipe cracks and sludge buildup.

Our Camera equipment contains a small transmitters. The video camera is attached to the end of a sewer cable, just like the radio transmitter. The camera is pushed down the drain or sewer line. A technician receives the closed circuit live picture and views it on a monitor as the picture records to a videotape or DVD. The camera also sends a signal to the receiver held by the technician. This allows the technician to know where the camera is and how deep it is. Therefore, the camera locates the actual break so you know where to excavate.

Video technology is a no-mess, clean and accurate way to see the problem! Video camera in-line inspections determine the nature of the problem(s) and/or the sewer pipe condition, which cannot be confirmed by snaking or rootering on its own. The camera is also a proactive way to check out the drains in any home. Whether you own a newly purchased home, an older home or simply plan to renovate your basement, your drains are too important to overlook. A small amount of time and small investment can save you a large amount of time in cleanup, money and headaches. A video sewer camera inspection let's you see for yourself exactly what your drains look like.

You see what the camera sees.