See the problem before you pay for it
Every big drain decision gets easier when you can see the pipe. A sewer camera inspection replaces guessing with footage: a high-resolution camera travels the line while you watch live, and a locator beacon in the camera head tells us exactly where — and how deep — any problem sits. No more "it's probably…". Just "there it is."
When a camera inspection earns its keep
- Before buying a home — the sewer lateral is the most expensive pipe nobody checks
- Repeat clogs in the same fixture or line — see drains & sewer
- Before approving any major repair quote — ours or anyone else's
- After root cutting or hydro jetting to verify the result
- Locating lost items — yes, rings do go down drains, and yes, we've found them
What you get
You watch the run live with the tech, who narrates in plain language — this is a joint, that's scale, those wisps are root intrusion starting. You keep the recording. If something needs fixing you get an upfront quote with the footage to justify every line of it; if the pipe is healthy, you get to know that for certain, which is worth something too.
Precision saves money
The locator turns "dig up the yard" into "dig here, 1.8 metres down." When a repair or replacement is needed, that precision is the difference between a targeted half-day excavation and a landscaping project. It's why we camera first and quote second.