Find Hidden Plumbing Problems Without the Guesswork

Drain Drainer’s professional video camera inspection lets you see inside your sewer and drain lines. No digging or guesswork is required to locate blockages, damage, root intrusion, and other hidden issues.

Get a Clear Look Inside Your Plumbing System

If the sewer or drain issue recurs, it can be a frustrating and costly process to try to figure it out. With our video camera inspection service, trained techs can view the inside of your pipes in real time.

A camera is pulled through the line, and the images are transmitted on the screen of our team, allowing us to identify cracks, clogs, corrosion, tree roots, collapsed sections, and other issues. We utilize accurate visual information to recommend the correct solution, whether you need to have a sewer camera inspection before purchasing a property or a drain inspection when you’re having problems.

Smart sewer camera inspection to prevent plumbing emergencies in 2026

What is a Sewer Camera Inspection?

During a pipe inspection, we will carefully inspect your sewer or drain line and pass a flexible camera in the pipe. During the camera inspection, our technician reviews the live stream of the system and notes any issues that aren’t shown from the outside of the system.

We can often pinpoint the exact area and extent of the problem and help you to avoid unnecessary digging or trial-and-error repairs. Video camera inspections can be helpful in the following situations: Following the inspection, we will share our observations and discuss the practical measures for repair and/or replacement.

Find the Source of Recurring Drain and Sewer Problems

If your drain is slow or if your sink has a recurring backup, it may be an indication of a larger issue. A professional camera inspection can identify the problems in your plumbing system before they escalate into larger and more disruptive problems. It can detect grease buildup, debris, leaks, joint or gap movement, or tree root intrusion, costing you less than other solutions. The information helps property owners in the decision of whether they need to clean, repair, or replace their sewers. Rather than assuming the condition of your pipe, you will have a clearer idea of conditions and a more viable path towards a permanent solution.

Check Your Pipes Today!

If you have recurring backup issues or concealed pipe problems that are continuing to compromise your property, don’t let it go on any longer. Make an appointment for a professional camera inspection to determine what’s amiss and confidently select the appropriate solution.

Why Us for Camera Inspections?

Clear Visual Diagnosis

Using professional inspection equipment, we can observe what is occurring within your sewer and drain lines.

Less Guesswork

A camera inspection will help find the exact cause of a plumbing issue before repairs are made.

Accurate Problem Location

We can assist in locating damage, blockages, root intrusion, or other problems in the pipe.

Honest Recommendations

Our team discusses what we see and offers solutions for your plumbing system based on the facts.

Experienced Professionals

Our trained technicians provide practical experience and reliable services for each inspection.

When is it time for a camera inspection?

  • Recurring Drain Backups 
  • Slow Drains 
  • Gurgling Sounds
  • Sewage Odors
  • To Purchase An Older Property
  • Suspected Tree Root Intrusion
  • Recurring Plumbing Issues

Other Related Services

  • One-day sewer and drain repipe
  • Sewer Line Replacement
  • Pipe Repair & Replacement
  • Dye and smoke testing
  • Full Plumbing Services

Common Concern’s of Clients

What is a video camera inspection?
Video camera inspection is a process in which a small camera is placed in a sewer or drain line to provide a view of the interior of the line and to detect the location of any concealed plumbing issues.
The time to perform most sewer camera inspections will vary depending on the size, condition, and accessibility of the plumbing system, but can be relatively short.
A pipe inspection will be able to detect blockages, cracks, tree roots, corrosion, broken sections, collapsed pipes, buildup, and more problems within the pipe.
No. A camera inspection is done through the existing access point in most cases, which aids the technician in inspecting the pipe without any unnecessary excavation.
It’s time to have a drain inspection if you’re dealing with frequent clogs, slow draining, repeated backups, odors, or plumbing issues in your home.