A sewer camera inspection involves running a waterproof, high-definition camera through your main sewer line. This live video feed allows the plumber to:
- Pinpoint clogs or blockages
- Identify pipe damage, cracks, or corrosion
- Detect tree root intrusion
- Check for improper pipe slope or sagging
- Locate collapsed or offset pipe sections
- Evaluate sewer line condition before home purchases
It’s the first step in solving drain or sewer problems accurately and affordably.
When You Might Need a Sewer Camera Inspection
You should request a sewer line inspection if you notice:
- Frequent drain backups or gurgling sounds
- Foul odors from sinks or toilets
- Water pooling in your yard with no explanation
- New home purchase with an older sewer system
- A history of root intrusion or pipe collapse
Plumbers we partner with use these inspections to confirm issues before doing any major work—saving you money and unnecessary excavation.
What Happens After the Inspection?
Once the camera inspection is complete, the plumber provides:
- A visual report or video clip of your sewer line
- A diagnosis of any issues
- Clear next steps for repair (if needed)
- Options for drain cleaning, hydro-jetting, or pipe replacement
No upsells. No guesswork. Just clarity.
Who We Serve
Plumbing Connect matches property owners and managers with camera inspection services for:
- Residential homes and condos
- HOAs and multifamily buildings
- Commercial properties and restaurants
- Property investors and homebuyers
- Real estate agents needing inspection support
Why Use Plumbing Connect?
- ✅ Licensed, insured plumbers with inspection tech
- ✅ Same-day or next-day scheduling
- ✅ No-dig diagnosis of underground sewer issues
- ✅ Clear video reporting and repair plans
- ✅ Available across Florida
Book Your Sewer Camera Inspection Today
Stop guessing what's wrong underground. Plumbing Connect will match you with a qualified plumber who can inspect your sewer line and show you exactly what’s going on—without destroying your landscaping.
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FAQ – Sewer Camera Inspections
How long does a sewer camera inspection take?
Most inspections take 30–60 minutes, depending on line length and accessibility.
Do I need this service if I have frequent clogs?
Yes. It helps locate the true source of recurring problems like tree roots, broken pipes, or buildup.
Can I get a copy of the inspection video?
Yes. Most plumbers will provide a copy of the footage or a summary report for your records or real estate documentation.
Is this included in home inspections?
No. Standard home inspections usually don’t include sewer camera inspections—this service should be requested separately.
Does insurance cover sewer repairs found during inspection?
It depends on your policy. The inspection can support claims by proving damage location and cause.
