Locate Blockages
Camera inspections can help identify the location of clogs, buildup, and other restrictions inside a sewer or drain line.
United Sewer & Septic • Sewer Diagnostic Service
Sewer Camera Inspection
United Sewer & Septic provides sewer camera inspections to help locate blockages, damaged pipe sections, root intrusion, buildup, and other problems inside sewer and drain lines before deciding on the next step.
See What Is Happening Inside the Sewer Line
A video inspection provides a clearer look at the inside of a pipe, helping identify where a problem is located and what may be causing it.
Identify Pipe Damage
Video inspection can reveal visible cracks, damaged sections, offsets, or other conditions affecting the pipe.
Find Root Intrusion
Roots entering a sewer line may restrict flow and contribute to recurring backups or drainage problems.
Investigate Recurring Backups
When the same sewer or drain problem keeps returning, a camera inspection can help determine what is happening downstream.
Support Repair Planning
Locating the affected section of pipe can help determine whether additional cleaning, repair, or excavation is needed.
Check Sewer Line Conditions
A camera provides direct visual information about conditions inside accessible sewer and drain piping.
When a Sewer Camera Inspection Makes Sense
Recurring clogs, repeated backups, slow drainage, or unexplained sewer problems can be difficult to diagnose from the surface. A sewer camera inspection allows the interior of the line to be viewed so the problem can be narrowed down before further work begins.
If the inspection points to a blockage or buildup, United also provides drain cleaning and sewer services for related line problems.
When a damaged underground section requires access, excavation services may be part of the next step. For urgent sewer failures or backups, United also provides 24/7 emergency service.
Sewer Camera Inspection Questions
A camera inspection is often used when the cause or location of a sewer problem is not clear from the surface.
What can a sewer camera inspection find?
A camera can help identify blockages, buildup, root intrusion, visible pipe damage, offsets, and other conditions inside the line.
Can a camera help with recurring sewer backups?
Yes. A video inspection can help determine where a recurring problem is occurring and what may be contributing to it.
Does a camera inspection automatically mean excavation?
No. The inspection helps identify the issue first. The next step may involve cleaning, sewer service, repair, or excavation depending on what is found.
Can United also service the sewer line afterward?
Yes. United provides sewer service, drain cleaning, excavation, and 24/7 emergency wastewater service when additional work is needed.
Need a Sewer Line Inspected?
Call United Sewer & Septic for a sewer camera inspection and help determining the next step for a recurring blockage, backup, or sewer line problem.
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