What an inspection reveals
- Blockages and exactly how far along the line they sit
- Tree root intrusion at joints and cracks
- Cracked, fractured or crushed pipe
- Collapsed sections that stop the camera entirely
- Grease, scale and debris build-up narrowing the pipe
- Foreign objects such as wipes, toys and construction debris
- Misaligned or offset joints
- Bellies where standing water sits in a sagging section
When it is worth doing
Book an inspection if a drain has been cleared more than once in the same year, if multiple fixtures act up together, if you have had a sewer backup, or if there are mature trees anywhere near the line's route.
Home buyers in Brampton's older neighbourhoods often order one before closing. Finding a deteriorated clay lateral before the sale is a very different situation from finding it after.
How the inspection is done
- We locate a suitable access point — a cleanout, a removed toilet or an exterior opening
- The line is cleared enough for the camera to travel if a blockage blocks the view
- The camera is fed through the line while we watch and record the footage
- A locator marks the depth and ground position of any defect found
- We review the footage with you and explain what it means before discussing any repair
Book a Sewer Camera Inspection
Knowing the condition of your sewer line is the cheapest step in the whole process. Call (647) 493-0759 during service hours of 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM to book an inspection, or send a service request and we will follow up.
Serving Brampton neighbourhoods
We provide sewer camera inspection throughout Brampton, including Bramalea, Heart Lake, Mount Pleasant, Springdale, Snelgrove, Fletcher's Meadow, Credit Valley and Downtown Brampton. Call (647) 493-0759 to describe the problem and book a visit.
