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Protect Your Home With A Sewer Scope Inspection
Sewer Scope Inspection Here Is What We Check For:
- Clogs, blockages, leaks, or even structural damage
- Cracks, damage, or imperfections in the line
- The type of material used for the line (clay, concrete, plastic, Orangeburg, cast iron, etc.)
- Roots growing through the line
- Separation or failure of the line
- Bellies in the drain
Sewer Scope Inspection
For a sewer scope inspection, a camera will be run through the home’s main drainpipe and maneuver its way throughout the sewer lines to look for any visible cracks, damage or clogs. Sewer line issues, such as blockages, broken pipes, and tree root damage can be costly, but a sewer scope inspection can detect these problems that are hidden from view.
The cost of an inspection is negligible compared to the cost to repair a broken sewer line. Simply repairing a broken sewer pipe can cost up to $300 per foot, and the average cost of replacing sewer drains can range from $2,500 to $30,000 or more.
