Sewer Scope Inspections

Why a Sewer Scope Inspection is Important

Sewer lines are hidden from view, but problems can be costly and disruptive if left unchecked. A professional sewer scope can reveal:

• Root Intrusion: Tree roots entering pipes, causing blockages and damage.
  
  
• Cracks or Deterioration: Aging or stressed pipes may crack, corrode, or collapse.
  
  
• Blockages: Debris, sediment, or foreign objects that restrict flow.
  
  
• Structural Failures: Full pipe collapses or disconnections in older or newly built homes.
  
  

Even in new construction, heavy machinery can inadvertently crush or misalign sewer lines, while older homes may already show signs of decay. Detecting these issues early saves homeowners from unexpected repair bills and major disruptions.

• Peace of Mind: Know the true condition of your underground plumbing before buying, selling, or maintaining a home.
  
  
• Protect Your Investment: Avoid costly repairs by identifying problems early.
  
  
• Comprehensive Insight: Gain a clear understanding of your sewer line’s condition with detailed reports, photos, and video footage.
  
  
• Non-Invasive Process: Inspections are performed without digging or damaging your property.

Who Should Consider a Sewer Scope Inspection

Whether your home is brand-new or decades old, a Sewer Scope Inspection is a smart step for protecting your investment. Homebuyers, sellers, and homeowners maintaining older properties all benefit from knowing the true condition of their sewer system. This inspection ensures the long-term functionality of your plumbing and helps you make informed decisions about your home.