What is a sewer camera inspection?
A sewer camera inspection uses a waterproof, high-resolution camera attached to a flexible cable. The camera is inserted into your drain or sewer line, giving a live video feed of the inside of your pipes.
This technology allows us to see exactly what's causing the problem, whether it's grease, tree roots, cracks, collapsed sections, or buildup. Instead of guessing, we diagnose the issue with precision and recommend the right repair.
No unnecessary digging. No wasted money. Just clear answers and proof you can keep.

Signs You May Need Sewer Camera Inspection

Some problems can be fixed with cleaning or spot repairs. But if your line is old, fragile, or repeatedly failing, replacement is often the smarter choice. You might need pipe bursting if you notice:
If any of these sound familiar, pipe bursting can restore your system and stop the cycle of constant clogs.
Why Sewer Camera Inspections Matter?
Sewer camera inspections matter because they reveal hidden pipe problems without digging, helping spot blockages, cracks, or root intrusions early. This saves time, prevents costly damage
When a Sewer Camera Inspection Isn't Enough
If the camera shows the pipe is completely blocked by roots or grease, we may need to perform a hydro jetting first to clear the line. If the pipe is collapsed or broken, the inspection will confirm that replacement is necessary. Either way, you get clear answers and the right next steps.

Commercial & Multi-Unit Camera Inspections

Businesses, apartments, and restaurants benefit from routine inspections to avoid costly downtime. We offer:
Why Choose New Flow Plumbing Team
