What Is A Sewer Scope Inspection?
To put it simply, we insert a specialized camera into the sewer line to identify any potential issues or concerns that without the camera would not be visible to the homeowner. The purpose of a sewer scope inspection is to assess the condition of the sewer line, detect any blockages, leaks, cracks, or other defects that may be present, and evaluate the overall functionality of the sewer system. It helps identify potential problems that may lead to sewer backups, sewage leaks, or costly repairs.
They Way We Conduct Our Sewer Scope Inspections
Photo Evidence
We photo everything! Such as the clean out, defects, scoped length and the city connection!
Video Recording
Every sewer inspection is recorded from start to finish in 1080P quality! Best part? You receive a copy!
On-Site Review
Our equipment allows playback to review initial findings with the customer on site!
Written Report
You receive an electronic inspection report of your sewer scope the same day to view.
Follow Up
Our inspectors and office staff are available to you once you receive the report to help answer any questions!
Common Issues We Find During Inspections
Broken Pipes
Debris Build Up
Tree Roots
Grease Deposit
Offset Pipe
Belly
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I Get a Sewer Scope Inspection?
Yes! We highly recommend that every customer where the home is on city sewer get a sewer scope inspection! Issues often go unnoticed and can become quite costly to repair.
How Much Does it Cost?
Our sewer scope pricing starts at $195 (with a home inspection) and can be over $300+ as a stand alone service.
How Much Do Repairs Cost?
Typical cleanings and jetting can range from $200-700 per line. However, structural repairs to the line can reach upward of $30,000!
Am I Responsible for the Sewer Line?
In most situations the homeowner is responsible for their sewer line all the way to the city connection/tap.
Can a Sewer Scope Inspection Guarantee No Future Issues?
While a sewer scope inspection provides valuable information about the current condition of the sewer line, it cannot predict or guarantee future issues.
Are Sewer Scope Inspections Covered by Insurance?
Sewer scope inspections are typically not covered by homeowners’ insurance policies. However, the cost of the inspection is relatively small compared to potential expenses associated with repairs.
