Sewer and Drain Camera Inspections

A sewer and drain camera inspection involves using a specialized waterproof camera to visually inspect the inside of sewer lines and pipes. This helps to identify blockages, damage, and other issues without the need for invasive digging.

This type of inspection helps to pinpoint the exact location and nature of plumbing issues, saving time and money on repairs. It's particularly useful for identifying hidden problems like tree root intrusion, cracks, or misalignments.

It’s recommended to have a sewer and drain camera inspection every 1-2 years, or whenever you suspect a problem. Regular inspections help to catch issues early before they become major problems.

Camera inspections can detect blockages, cracks, leaks, corrosion, root intrusion, and other damage inside the pipes. It provides a clear and accurate picture of the pipe’s condition.

The duration of a camera inspection depends on the length and condition of your pipes, but typically it takes between 1-2 hours.

Yes, it's advisable to be home during the inspection to understand the findings and discuss any necessary repairs with the technician.

Yes, camera inspections are non-invasive and safe for all types of pipes, including older systems. The cameras are designed to navigate through the pipes without causing any damage.

After the inspection, the technician will review the footage with you, explain any problems found, and recommend appropriate solutions. This may include cleaning, repair, or replacement of the affected pipes.

The cost can vary depending on the length and condition of your pipes, but generally, it ranges from $150 to $300. It’s best to get a quote from a professional service provider.

If a problem is detected, the technician will discuss the best course of action. This could involve hydro-jetting, rooter services, or pipe repair and replacement, depending on the severity and type of issue. Contact Fly Plumbing & HVAC immediately for professional advice and services.