There
was a time when sewer inspection was an extremely dirty and tedious
job. Thanks to technological advancements, however, sewer inspection
has become quick, easy, and non-intrusive to your pipelines.
What It Is
Sewer inspection
typically involves running a specialized video camera into plumbing
fixtures like your bathtub or faucet, or through your home’s main
sewer line that connects it to the municipal lines. The camera allows
you and the inspectors to see in great detail almost everything
that’s inside the pipes, and can give you a glimpse of the root of
a problem, if there’s any.
What you can find
During an inspection, you
will see the insides of your sewer system through the eyes of the
camera as it moves down the sewer line through other obstructions.
Unless a clog renders the camera completely unable to proceed, it
might even be able to continue through to the municipal line.
Hire a Professional
Of course, you mustn’t
perform a sewer inspection on your own. Professional sewer inspectors
have the necessary skills, training, and equipment to make sure that
the inspection and any subsequent repairs get done without a hitch.
Proper sewer repair and
maintenance can help keep your home safe from the dangers of a failed
plumbing system. Indeed, thanks to trusty sewer video cameras, you
don’t have to practically dig out your entire backyard just to see
what’s wrong.
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