What is a sewer and drain camera inspection?

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.

Why should I get a sewer and drain camera inspection?

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.

How often should I have a camera inspection done?

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.

What can a camera inspection detect?

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.

How long does a camera inspection take?

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

Do I need to be home during the inspection?

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

Is a camera inspection safe for old pipes?

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.

What happens after the inspection?

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.

How much does a sewer and drain camera inspection cost?

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.

What should I do if a problem is found during the inspection?

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 immediately for professional advice and services.

Drain and Sewer Camera Inspections in Wheeling, IL & Chicagoland

Maintaining the health of your plumbing system is essential, and our sewer and drain camera inspections in Wheeling, IL, and Chicagoland are designed to do just that. At Fly Plumbing, we utilize advanced camera technology to diagnose and address issues quickly and accurately.

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Advantages of Using Cameras to Diagnose Plumbing Issues

Accuracy and Efficiency: Camera inspections provide a clear view of your pipes, ensuring accurate diagnostics. Once we can see the blockage in your pipes or damage like broken pipes, we can offer you solutions to best address the plumbing issue at with fair price.

Preventive Maintenance: Inspections using cameras can identify potential issues before they become major problems, saving you time and money. If you know that your sewers or drains are causing you issues, give Fly Plumbing a call to come on-site and use our camera to inspect your plumbing system.

How Do Plumbing Camera Inspections Work?

During a camera inspection, a small camera is inserted into your sewer or drain line. As the camera is navigated through the pipes, it transmits a live video feed to a monitor, allowing our technicians to pinpoint any issues with precision. This process is non-invasive and highly effective.

What issues can sewer and drain camera inspections uncover?

Camera inspections are crucial for detecting common problems such as:

Blockages and clogs
Pipe damage or cracks
Root intrusion
Misaligned pipes
Corrosion or buildup

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Sewer & Drain Testimonials

Ashley M.

April 10, 2023

"We had a horrific clog in our sink. After we tried everything I called Fly Plumbing. They were able to fit us in right away. Adrian was able to fix the clogged lighting fast. He was also extremely informative and pleasant. The prices are very reasonable. I would recommend Adrian and Fly Plumbing to everyone and will absolutely use them again!"

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April 11, 2023

"I had an issue with my upstairs bathroom leaking water into my basement area and Fly Plumbing sent Ray to the rescue! Ray was very professional and polite and answered any questions or concerns that I may have had! Fly Plumbing you all have a GREAT PROFESSIONAL employee on your team! I appreciate all of your work that was done today and for saving the day! Thank you again Ray! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

Brian A.

January 9, 2023

"Adrian came out to snake my kitchen sink that was backing up and overflowing. In less than 30 minutes, he was able to snake and clear the blockage, and have everything back to normal. He even identified and fixed a previously unknown leak in the same call.

Adrian was extremely kind, thorough (checked multiple times to make sure issues were fixed), clean, and efficient.

Definitely recommend."

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Sewer & Drain Camera Inspection FAQs

Do you have questions about our sewer and drain camera inspections? Read our sewer and drain camera inspection FAQ for answers or call us today!

What is a sewer and drain camera inspection?

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.
Why should I get a sewer and drain camera inspection?

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.
How often should I have a camera inspection done?

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.
What can a camera inspection detect?

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.
How long does a camera inspection take?

The duration of a camera inspection depends on the length and condition of your pipes, but typically it takes between 1-2 hours.
Do I need to be home during the inspection?

Yes, it's advisable to be home during the inspection to understand the findings and discuss any necessary repairs with the technician.
Is a camera inspection safe for old pipes?

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.
What happens after the inspection?

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.
How much does a sewer and drain camera inspection cost?

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.
What should I do if a problem is found during the inspection?

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 immediately for professional advice and services.

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