See exactly what’s inside your sewer line—HD color video, expert diagnosis, and clear next steps.

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Also called “televised sewer inspection” or “sewer scope.” We provide HD color footage, on‑site findings, and a shareable video link.

When to get a sewer camera inspection (and why it matters)

  • Recurring clogs or slow drains after recent cleaning
  • Home purchase or sale (realtor‑ready documentation)
  • Large trees near your sewer (root risk)
  • Old piping (clay, cast iron, Orangeburg) or known repairs
  • Before & after hydro‑jetting or repair to verify results

Schedule My Camera Inspection or call (262) 515‑9151.

What you get

  • HD color video of your line from the cleanout/toilet to the main or as far as conditions allow
  • Live explanation of findings (roots, bellies, offsets, cracks, grease, debris)
  • Timestamped stills captured for key defects
  • Shareable video link (download available)
  • Optional written summary report with recommendations
  • Optional line locating & depth marking outdoors with paint/flags

Get a Realtor‑Ready Sewer Scope — fast turnaround available.

Our 5‑Step Camera Inspection Process

1. Access & Prep

We identify the best access (exterior cleanout preferred; otherwise a pulled‑and‑reset toilet) and protect floors and fixtures.

2. Scope the Line

We send a self‑leveling HD camera through the building drain and lateral, recording video and noting material, diameter, and transitions.

3. Locate & Mark (optional)

Using an integrated sonde/locator, we mark the surface path and depth at key points (e.g., suspected offset or belly) for future repair planning.

4. Findings & Recommendations

We call out defects, show you live what we see, and explain whether cleaning, jetting, monitoring, or repair is appropriate.

5. Deliverables

You receive a shareable video link and, if selected, a written report with timestamps, still images, and next steps.

Book an Inspection — pair with Hydro‑Jetting for deep cleaning and verification.

What we commonly find

  • Tree roots penetrating joints or cracks
  • Scale & corrosion in cast iron; grease buildup in kitchen tie‑ins
  • Offsets & fractures at joints; bellies holding water
  • Construction debris or foreign objects
  • Collapsed or deformed sections in aging materials

If we find damage, we’ll show you on video and outline options—no pressure, just facts.

Pricing & Options

After a brief intake, we’ll quote a clear, all‑in price.

Add‑ons:

  • Hydro‑jetting before/after to improve visibility and results
  • Written report with images for realtors/insurance
  • Line locating & depth marks for repair planning

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Homebuyers & Realtors

Get peace of mind before closing. We provide HD footage, shareable links, and optional written findings that are easy for clients, inspectors, and underwriters to understand. Need a second opinion on another company’s scope? We’re happy to review it.

FAQs: Sewer Camera Inspection

Do I need to clean the line first?

If the line is heavily blocked, a quick rodding or jetting may be required for camera visibility. We’ll advise on‑site.

Will you pull my toilet?

We prefer an exterior cleanout. If none exists, we can pull and reset a toilet with a new wax seal.

How far can you see?

Typically 60–125 ft depending on access and line condition. We record as far as the camera can safely travel.

How long does it take?

Most scopes take 45–90 minutes; add time for cleaning or locating.

Will the video be clear?

Yes—our rigs record HD color. Visibility depends on pipe condition; jetting can improve clarity when needed.

Can you mark the depth for a repair crew?

Yes—our sonde/locator allows surface marking with estimated depth at key points.

Linked Services & Next Steps

Service Area

Proudly serving Kenosha, Racine, Pleasant Prairie, Mount Pleasant, Sturtevant, Union Grove, Burlington, Somers, Bristol, Salem Lakes, Paddock Lake, Twin Lakes, Lake Geneva, and surrounding communities.

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