Description: A sewer camera inspection involves using a high-resolution, waterproof camera that is inserted into the sewer line to provide a real-time visual assessment of the pipe's condition. This non-invasive method allows our plumbing professionals to identify blockages, cracks, root intrusions, and other potential issues within the sewer system. The camera transmits video footage, enabling us to accurately diagnose problems without extensive excavation.

Benefits:

Non-Invasive: Avoids unnecessary digging and disruption to your property.

Accurate Diagnosis: Provides clear visuals that help identify the specific issue, leading to more effective repairs.

Cost-Effective: Detecting problems early can prevent more costly repairs down the line.

Comprehensive Reporting: Clients receive a detailed report and video footage of the inspection, aiding in understanding the condition of their sewer lines.

Hydrostatic Test

Description: A hydrostatic test involves filling the sewer line with water to determine its integrity and identify leaks. During the test, we monitor the water levels over a specified period. If the water level drops, it indicates a leak within the system, allowing us to pinpoint areas that require further investigation or repair.

Benefits:

Leak Detection: Effectively identifies leaks that may not be visible through other inspection methods.

System Integrity Assessment: Ensures the sewer system can handle wastewater without compromising structural integrity.

Preventive Maintenance: By identifying issues early, homeowners can take proactive steps to mitigate more severe problems.

Environmental Protection: Helps prevent groundwater contamination by locating leaks before they worsen.

Both inspection methods are essential for maintaining a healthy plumbing system and ensuring peace of mind for homeowners.