TV Camera Lines

TV camera line inspections involve feeding a waterproof, high-resolution camera on a flexible cable through your pipes to provide a live, visual inspection of your system’s interior. This technology identifies blockages, broken pipes, root intrusion, and sludge buildup — allowing our technicians to diagnose issues without digging up your yard. Here’s how TV camera inspections benefit you:

• Non-Invasive Diagnosis: Instead of digging up pipes to find a problem, a camera is inserted through cleanouts or drains to visualize the interior of the sewer line — saving your lawn and your wallet.
• Locating Hidden Issues: Cameras can identify root intrusion, cracked or misaligned pipes, grease buildup, and broken pipes (such as deteriorating Orangeburg pipe).
• Inspecting the Drain Field: Cameras are used to check the structural integrity of septic drain field pipes, ensuring they are not sagged, damaged, or clogged, and helping identify proper pitch.
• Pinpointing Repairs: Cameras often feature transponders that allow technicians to track the camera’s location from the surface, identifying the exact spot of damage to avoid unnecessary digging.
• Real-Time Assessment: The camera sends a live feed to a monitor, allowing both the technician and the homeowner to see the condition of the pipes, which can be recorded for future reference.