DRAINS & SEWER

Plumbing video camera inspection in Roswell

Plumbing video camera inspection in Roswell and North Metro Atlanta. Before you pay for a second cleaning or a sewer repair, look inside the pipe. We push a camera through the drain or sewer line and record what it finds: roots, cracks, offsets, standing water. You see the recording and get the findings in writing. Say why you want the look. Call 770-597-4141.

Signs you need plumbing video camera inspection

  • A clog that was cleared and came back within weeks.
  • Gurgling or backups with no obvious blockage to blame.
  • A repair was done on the line and you want to see it held.
  • You are buying or remodeling and the sewer line is an unknown.
  • A contractor quoted a repair and you want to see the footage first.

How we diagnose it

  1. 1Open the line at the cleanoutThe camera goes in at a cleanout, a roof vent or a pulled fixture. If the line is blocked, it gets cleared first; a camera cannot see through sludge.
  2. 2Watch the pipe wall foot by footRoots, cracks, offsets, bellies where water stands, and the pipe material itself. We mark the distance so a repair goes to the right spot.
  3. 3Leave with findings and a priceYou see the recording and hear what it means. If the pipe needs work, you get the options with a price. If not, we say so.

Your likely options

  1. Method

    Inspection only

    What it does

    A camera pass and a plain reading of what is on screen. No cleaning, no repair, no pressure to buy either. You decide with the footage in hand.

    When it applies
    • a pre-purchase check, a second opinion, or a line with a repair history.
  2. Method

    Clear, then inspect

    What it does

    A blocked line gets cabled or jetted first so the camera has a view. The inspection then shows what caused the blockage, not just that there was one.

    When it applies
    • standing water or heavy buildup in the line right now.
  3. Method

    Inspect, then repair

    What it does

    When the camera finds a break, a root entry or a collapsed section, the footage becomes the repair plan: where to dig or line, and how far.

    When it applies
    • only when the recording shows damage.

What it costs

A visit to look at the problem. We tell you on the phone, before we schedule, whether that visit has a charge and what it is.

  • Length of line and how many runs it takes.
  • Clean access at a cleanout, or a fixture pulled first.
  • Inspection alone, or clearing before the camera can see.

A written scope and price for the repair, before we start. No work beyond that scope without your OK.

See the line before you spend on it

Tell us why you want a look: a clog that returns, a sale, a quote to check. We put the camera in and show you.

Plumbing video camera inspection questions

What can the camera not see?

Anything behind sludge, under standing water or past a tight bend until the line is cleared. It cannot see through soil or walls, and it does not find leaks in a pressurized water pipe.

Does the inspection clear anything while it is in there?

No. The camera looks; it does not cut. If the line is blocked we clear it first as its own step, and you know that is happening before we do it.

Can it tell me why roots keep coming back?

It shows where they get in: a cracked joint or an offset. Cutting roots out and sealing the entry are two different jobs, and the footage shows which one you need.

Do you charge to come out and look?

We tell you on the phone, before we schedule, whether the visit has a charge and what it is.

How soon can you come?

Call and we tell you straight; it depends on the day. For an active leak or backup, call rather than sending the form.

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