Mesa, AZ
Sewer & Drain Camera Inspection
See the Problem Yourself Before You Pay to Fix It
A camera in the line turns a plumber's opinion into something you can look at. If there is a problem you will see it, and if there is not, you will see that too.
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What's Included
- Camera inspection of drain and sewer lines
- Diagnosis of recurring blockages
- Root intrusion and pipe damage identification
- Pre-purchase inspection for homes you are buying
- Evidence you can see rather than a verbal diagnosis
- Honest read on whether repair is actually needed
- Free estimates
- 1-year warranty on our workmanship
Why This Matters
Sewer work is a significant expense, and a camera means you never have to take anybody at their word. You look at the screen, you see the condition of your own line, and the decision about what to do next is one you make with real information in front of you. It is the same principle as everything else we do: you should be able to see what you are paying for.
What the Camera Finds
The common ones are root intrusion where roots have worked into a joint, a belly or low section where water sits instead of draining, cracked or collapsed sections of older pipe, and simple accumulation of grease and debris. Each of those points to a different fix, and some of them do not need fixing at all yet. Knowing which one you have is the difference between a targeted repair and a guess.
Buying a House?
If you are buying an older home in the Valley, a camera inspection of the sewer line is worth doing before you close. It is not part of a standard home inspection, and a bad line is a significant cost to inherit unknowingly. It is a straightforward job and it tells you what you are taking on.
How We Work
Call or send the form and we will talk it through. Estimates are free. If we need to come out and diagnose on site, our service call is $145. We work Monday through Friday, 6:00am to 4:00pm. Doug Adair has run this company since 1978, and he still goes out on jobs himself. You get a straight assessment of what your home actually needs — not a list of extras someone was trained to sell you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a camera inspection show?
The actual interior condition of the line — roots, cracks, collapsed sections, low spots where water sits, and blockages. You see it on screen rather than being told about it.
Should I get one before buying a house?
For an older home, it is well worth it. Sewer lines are not covered by a standard home inspection and a damaged one is an expensive thing to find out about after closing.
Do I need a camera inspection every time a drain blocks?
No. A one-off blockage in a kitchen or bathroom line usually just needs clearing. It is recurring blockages, and main line problems, where the camera earns its keep.
What if the camera shows nothing is wrong?
Then nothing is wrong, and we will tell you that. We are not going to invent a repair because a camera went down the line.