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Sewer Scopes

Safeguard your sewer system with a sewer scope inspection.


There may be many reasons why a Sewer Scope Is needed

A sewer scope inspection assesses the condition of a sewer system to ensure proper function and identify potential issues such as blockages, cracks, or damage. It can be used for maintenance and required in real estate transactions. It provides valuable information and peace of mind for all parties.


Home purchase

A sewer scope is requested during pre-purchase home inspections to check sewer system and avoid issues affecting value or health.


Problem resolution

A sewer scope inspection identifies causes of problems like slow drains or backups and provides repair recommendations.


Maintenance

A sewer scope inspection can be used to assess the condition of the sewer system on a regular basis and identify any potential issues before they become major problems.


Age of home

If a home is older, a sewer scope inspection may be necessary to assess the condition of the pipes and determine if any repairs or upgrades are needed.


Our 5-Step Process

No suprises

Schedule an Inspection

Contact a professional sewer scope inspector to schedule an appointment for the inspection.


Prepare the home

Make sure the sewer access points, such as clean-out pipes, are easily accessible and clear of any obstructions.


Inspection process

The inspector will insert a camera attached to a flexible rod into the sewer line to inspect the interior of the pipes. The inspector will provide a live video feed of the inside of the pipes and take detailed notes of any issues observed.


Review of results

The inspector will review the footage and provide a report of the findings, including any problems or potential issues with the sewer system.


Follow-up action

Based on the results of the inspection, the inspector may recommend repairs or further action, such as hydro jetting to remove blockages or relining of damaged pipes.


What we look at

Overall, the sewer scope inspector is looking for any issues within the sewer system that may impact its function, safety, and longevity, and provide recommendations for repairs or upgrades as needed.

  • Blockages

  • Cracks or damage

  • Corrosion

  • Line Configuration

  • Off-grade connections


Frequently Asked Questions

What is a sewer scope inspection?

A sewer scope inspection is a process that uses a specialized camera to inspect the interior of a sewer system to identify any potential issues such as blockages, cracks, or damage.


How is a sewer scope inspection performed?

A sewer scope inspection is performed by a professional inspector who uses a specialized camera to inspect the interior of the sewer system. The camera is inserted into the sewer pipes through a cleanout or manhole to view the pipes and identify any potential issues.


Is a sewer scope inspection required for home purchases?

While a sewer scope inspection is not required for all home purchases, it is often requested by potential home buyers as part of a pre-purchase inspection to assess the condition of the sewer system and ensure that there are no major issues.


How long does a sewer scope inspection take?

A sewer scope inspection typically takes between 30 minutes to 1 hour to complete.


Why do I need a sewer scope inspection?

A sewer scope inspection is important to assess the condition of your sewer system and ensure it is functioning properly. It can also help identify potential issues that could impact the flow of wastewater and pose a health risk.


What happens after a sewer scope inspection is completed?

After a sewer scope inspection is completed, the inspector will provide a detailed report of their findings, including any potential issues that were identified and recommendations for repairs if necessary.


How often should I have a sewer scope inspection performed?

The frequency of sewer scope inspections will depend on the age and condition of your sewer system. It is recommended to have a sewer scope inspection performed every few years to ensure proper function and identify any potential issues before they become major problems.


Is a sewer scope inspection expensive?

The cost of a sewer scope inspection will depend on the size and complexity of the sewer system, as well as the inspector's experience and expertise. On average, a sewer scope inspection typically costs between $200 and $500.


Is a sewer scope inspection safe?

Yes, a sewer scope inspection is generally safe. The inspector will use a specialized camera that is designed for use in sewer systems and take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of themselves and others during the inspection.


Pricing: Pricing starts at $250 but varies on the house & time required to complete


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