Sewer Scope Inspection
What Is A Sewer Scope Inspection And Do I Need One?
What is a Sewer Scope Inspection? What’s included? Why is it important?
Have you asked yourself these questions? We are here to answer!
Why Include a Sewer Scope Inspection When Buying a Home?
When purchasing a home, it’s important to include a sewer inspection. This will help detect any current issues and future concerns. It’s important to have the information and knowledge to keep your property healthy.
How Is a Sewer Scope Inspection Performed?
To perform the sewer scope inspection, your inspector will use a flexible borescope camera to view and record your pipes. This process includes:
- Inserting the camera into the main drain pipe.
- Extending it through the sewer lines to identify any issues.
The inspector will assess:
- Cracks, blockages, or damage in the pipes.
- Leaks or health risks, such as toxic gases, bacteria, or mold.
- Additional concerns that may affect your property’s plumbing.
Common Sewer Issues to Watch Out For
Some warning signs of potential sewer problems include:
- Flooding in your home or yard.
- Foundation issues caused by leaking water.
- Mold growth due to excessive moisture.
Reviewing the Sewer Inspection Video
After the inspection, you’ll review the video footage with your inspector. Together, we’ll look for:
- Pipe cracks and blockages.
- Intruding tree roots.
- Pipe material type and its condition.
- Issues related to your septic tank (if applicable).
Addressing these concerns immediately can help prevent more extensive and costly damage in the future.
Schedule Your Sewer Scope Inspection Today!
Don’t wait until it’s too late! Call us or contact Eagle Drains to schedule your sewer scope inspection today. Protect your home and your investment with a thorough inspection.