Camera diagnosis
We find the defect in your line before you pay for a repair.
Estimates are free. Camera inspections may carry a charge.
Ringling Museum courtyardWe cleaned and camera-inspected the Ringling Museum's drains around its hours and events.
- We cleaned and desilted drains in six campus buildings on authorized schedules.
- We camera-inspected drainage lines across the six buildings.
- We coordinated entry and work windows around public visiting hours and campus events.
- We documented conditions in each building for the museum facilities team.
Inside your pipe
Our camera survey shows you where your sewer or storm line is failing.
Offset pipe jointYou need crack length, offsets and buildup on video before you authorize lining or replacement on your property. We televise from your cleanouts, stacks, wall openings or manholes and mark each defect on the survey.
We share the footage with your board or engineer and tie each finding to the cleaning, lining or replacement we can perform on that line. Inspection records your pipe's condition. Repair follows in a separate scope when you authorize it.
We match your repair to the condition inside your pipe.
Root intrusionRoot intrusion
We remove roots with tools suited to your pipe, then inspect the joint they entered. Clearing the roots does not repair a failed joint.
Your camera inspection establishes what is happening inside your own pipe.
How we repair it
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We deploy push and tractor cameras from your cleanouts, stacks and manholes.
We record roots, grease, cracks and offsets along the survey path you need for board or engineer review.
Methods
We survey your line from your cleanouts, stacks and manholes.
We enter from the access points your building or site provides.
We televise from the cleanouts, stacks, wall openings and manholes in the path your scope requires.
We clean debris when buildup blocks the camera view.
We clear grease and sediment so the survey records the full defect.
We document each finding and note the repair method that fits that defect.
We deliver footage with notes on the cleaning, lining or replacement you can authorize on that line.
When this method fits
Repair estimates are free. A camera visit may carry a charge when we must locate a hidden defect, and we tell you before we schedule.
On your property
We record the defects in your line and deliver footage with repair notes.
- 01We enter from your cleanouts, stacks or manholes and record the full survey path.
- 02We clean debris when buildup blocks the camera view.
- 03We mark offsets, roots, cracks and grease for your review.
- 04We deliver footage and findings tied to recommended next steps on your line.
Questions
We answer your questions before you request your camera inspection.
Related services
We often perform these repairs after your camera survey.
Sewer camera inspection
Request a camera inspection of your line.
Tell us your symptoms, your property type and any known cleanout locations.
Helpful details include your property's city and building type, the floors, units or areas affected, how long the problem has recurred, and any camera footage, plans or engineering reports you already have.
Estimates are free. Camera inspections may carry a charge.