See Exactly What Is Wrong — Before You Pay

Up to 400 feet in a single run, depending on pipe bends and overall line condition. That covers the complete drain system in most residential properties — from the floor drain in the basement to the main sewer connection at the street. For larger commercial buildings, multiple access points may be needed to achieve full coverage.

Cameras are sized for pipes from 1.5 inches — standard bathroom sink drain lines — up to 12 inches, which covers most commercial main lines. Different diameters require different camera heads and cable types. A full range of equipment is carried on every job, so line diameter is never a reason to reschedule or limit coverage.

None. The camera is waterproof, flexible, and guided gently through the system — no force, no pressure, no abrasion. The camera head is designed to navigate tight bends and transitions without contact with pipe walls. It’s a fully non-invasive diagnostic process, which is why it’s safe for older clay, cast iron, and corroded pipe systems.

Recorded footage is available on request. Homebuyers typically want documentation for their records or as a condition of purchase negotiations. Property managers may need video for insurance claims or capital planning. Just let us know before or during the inspection, and the footage is saved and provided in a format you can keep or share.

Every finding is explained on screen — what it is, how serious it is, and what the options are. Some conditions require immediate action; others can be monitored and addressed on your timeline. We provide a clear urgency rating for each issue and realistic repair options before any work is discussed. No pressure, no scare tactics — you decide what happens next.