Sewer Camera Inspections – No Digging, Just Answers

Do you live in Dodgertown and think something's wrong with your sewer line? Slow drains, bad smells, or frequent clogs could mean hidden damage deep in your pipes. Don't guess. Don't dig.

Call New Flow Plumbing for a sewer camera inspection—a fast, clean, and non-invasive way to find the real problem for just $199.

Sewer Camera Inspections – No Digging, Just Answers

What Is a Sewer Camera Inspection?

CCTV sewer inspections use a special waterproof camera attached to a flexible rod. We insert it into your pipes through a clean-out or toilet drain. Then we guide the camera through your pipes while it sends live video footage to a monitor.

The camera travels up to 175 feet, recording everything it sees, including:

  • Tree roots

  • Cracks or broken pipe sections

  • Grease buildup

  • Collapsed or corroded pipes

  • Clogs or foreign objects

This process lets us see exactly what's going on without digging up your home or yard.

Sewer Camera Inspections in Dodgertown – How It Works

Here's how a typical inspection works in your Dodgertown home:

  1. We access your sewer line through a clean-out or toilet.

  2. Our technician pushes the camera into the pipe by hand.

  3. As the camera moves through, it records high-definition video.

  4. We watch for clogs, breaks, or anything else that slows your sewer.

  5. You'll get a full report and the option to keep a copy of the video on a USB.

This inspection helps us pinpoint the exact issue and suggest the best repair options.

Why Sewer Camera Inspections Matter

CCTV sewer camera inspections help Dodgertown homeowners:

  • Avoid unnecessary repairs – No digging or guessing.

  • Catch small issues early – Prevent costly emergencies.

  • Protect your home and health – Sewer damage can cause serious problems like mold and water damage.

  • Get peace of mind – Whether you're buying, selling, or maintaining your home.

Even if everything seems fine, sewer camera inspections are smart preventative maintenance, especially in older homes.

What Happens After the Inspection?

Once the inspection is done, you'll get:

  • A detailed written report

  • A clear explanation of any problems

  • A video copy of the inspection (if you bring a USB)

  • An honest recommendation—whether it's cleaning, trenchless repair, or full replacement

Our goal is to give you the facts so you can make the best decision for your home and your budget.

For more information, see our page about trenchless sewer repair.

Trenchless Sewer Repair in Dodgertown

If we find a problem during the inspection, we may recommend trenchless sewer repair. This high-tech method fixes broken pipes without digging up your floors or landscaping.

Benefits of Trenchless Repair:

  • Minimal digging—just two 4×4-foot access points

  • Fast—most jobs are done in a few hours

  • Less cleanup—no damage to floors, gardens, or driveways

  • Long-lasting results—restores sewer pipes from the inside out

We use trenchless methods like:

  • Pipe lining

  • Pipe bursting

  • Brush coating or spray lining

This means fewer disruptions, lower costs, and a faster fix for your sewer line.

When You Might Need Traditional Sewer Repair

In some cases, trenchless methods won't work, like when a pipe is fully collapsed or severely damaged. In those situations, traditional sewer repair is required.

That means:

  • Digging a trench to reach the damaged pipe

  • Removing and replacing the broken section

  • Restoring any affected areas of your home or yard

It's more work, but sometimes it's the only way to properly fix the problem. This is why early inspections are key—to catch issues before they require major repairs.

How Often Should Sewer Lines Be Inspected?

In Dodgertown, especially if you live in an older home or near trees, we recommend sewer camera inspections:

  • Every 2 to 3 years for preventative maintenance

  • When buying or selling a home

  • If you notice slow drains, smells, or backups

It's a small investment that can save you thousands in emergency repairs.

Sewer Camera Inspections in Dodgertown – Only $199

For just $199, you get:

  • A full sewer inspection with advanced video technology

  • Live footage during the inspection

  • A full report with problem areas clearly explained

  • Optional video copy on your USB

  • Expert repair recommendations (only if needed)

Don't Wait – Protect Your Home Today

If you think you have a sewer issue—or want to make sure everything's working properly—schedule your Dodgertown sewer camera inspection now. Fast, affordable, and mess-free.

Call New Flow Plumbing at 310-299-9284 or use our online form to request your appointment. We're ready to help you keep your home safe, clean, and stress-free.

FAQs

In Dodgertown, sewer camera inspections usually cost $125–$500, averaging around $285 for basic service. Your $199 fixed rate is a great local value that beats many competitors

Yes! The camera spots tree roots, grease buildup, cracks, collapsed sections, and even items stuck in 2–6″ pipes—finding the exact cause without digging .

Definitely. Most processes include live footage on a monitor. You can watch the camera in action inside your pipe and discuss what you're seeing with the technician .

You do need access, usually through a clean-out or toilet removal. If no clean-out exists, plumbers may use the toilet, with a small extra fee for that service .

No digging at all. A flexible camera travels up to 175 ft through existing pipes, inspecting 2–6″ lines while keeping your yard, driveway, and floors intact .

It's smart to get a sewer camera inspection every 1–3 years, especially in older homes, to catch small issues early and avoid expensive emergencies .

Absolutely. A camera inspection before closing shows hidden sewer damage and helps you negotiate repairs or walk away before it's too late .

You get a video report and written results. Then we explain solutions—whether it's cleaning, trenchless repair, or full replacement .

It's a high-tech fix that repairs pipes without long trenches. Only small pits are needed, saving time, money, and yard space .

If the pipe is collapsed or too damaged, trenchless isn't possible. In that case, we use traditional repair—and your inspection shows that .