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See it before you decide
Look inside the line.
A waterproof camera on a push cable travels through the sewer line and shows what's really there — roots, a sag, a break, or just buildup — with footage to back up any recommendation.
Fig. 04 Inspection monitor and push reel · illustrative
01 — Good reasons to inspect
“Decisions based on what we see — not what we guess.”
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Recurring clogs with no clear cause
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Buying or selling an older home
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Roots have been cleared before
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Before deciding on any repair
How we approach it.
02 — Process · simplified
Fig. 04 — schematic, not to scale
Step 01
Insert
The camera head goes in through a cleanout or access point.
Step 02
Travel
We push it along the line and watch the live view on the monitor.
Step 03
Locate
Where it helps, problems can be located from the surface so you know where they are.
Step 04
Review
We walk you through what we saw and what, if anything, needs attention.
03 — What this covers
- Underground pipe investigation
- Identifying obstructions
- Detecting potential line damage
- Supporting repair recommendations
04 — What to expect
- You can watch the monitor with us
- Plain-language explanation
- Recommendations based on what's seen
Questions we hear.
Does an inspection fix anything?
No — it shows what's going on so decisions are based on evidence. It's often paired with cleaning.
Can you inspect a line that's backed up?
Usually the line needs to be cleared first so the camera can see.
Related symptoms: Recurring blockage
Talk it through with someone who's seen it before.
Open 24 hours · (218) 269-0110
05 — Estimate
Request a sewer camera inspection estimate.
Tell us what you're seeing and where. We'll call back to talk it through — we confirm the cause on site, not over the phone.
Water backing up now? Call (218) 269-0110
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