PROFESSIONAL SEWER SCOPE INSPECTION

SEE THE CONDITION OF YOUR SEWER LINE FROM THE INSIDE.

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WHEN TO GET A SEWER SCOPE INSPECTION:

If the same line keeps clogging despite being cleaned, a video inspection of the line can help uncover the cause.

Recurring Clogs

Know the condition of a sewer line before closing a real estate deal, and avoid expensive surprises later.

Buying or Selling

Things like slow drains, toilets gurgling or foul odors from your drains can point to a potential problem down the line.

Slow or Problem Drains

If you don’t know the age, material or condition of your sewer, a scope can give you a clearer picture.

Older or Unknown Lines

Locate tree root intrusions, damage to your pipes, separated joints, low spots, and other problem areas inside your lines.

Suspected Damage

Been told you need a major sewer repair or replacement? See inside the line before spending thousands.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • A sewer scope is a non-invasive process where a technician feeds a high-resolution, waterproof camera through your drain line. This allows us to see the exact condition of your underground pipes in real-time, to locate cracks, roots, or collapses without digging up your yard.

  • You should schedule an inspection if you experience frequent backups, slow drains throughout the property, sewer odors from your drains, or patches of unusually lush green grass in your yard. It is also highly recommended before purchasing a new home.

  • Yes. The camera accurately pinpoints structural issues like intrusive tree roots, bellied (sagging) pipes, severe cracks, offset joints, and complete pipe collapses, giving you visual proof of the issue.

  • A professional sewer scope inspection typically takes between 30 to 45 minutes, if the main cleanout is easily accessible. Mr. Plunger can quickly scan the line and provide immediate feedback.

  • Yes. We provide our clients with a full digital copy of the inspection video along with a detailed report outlining our findings and recommendations for any necessary repairs.

Image of two sewer and drain cleaning specialists inserting the a sewer scope camera into a property's main line. One of the men is holding the sewer camera monitor with the pipe interior visible on the screen.
Sewer and drain specialist performing a camera inspection and drain clean from a grease trap.
Image of sewer camera equipment with sewer camera line inserted into a residential sewer cleanout access port.
Image of a sewer and drain cleaning specialist inserting professional sewer camera equipment into a sewer cleanout access to sewer mainline.
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