Sewer Scope Inspection

We offer Sewer Scope Inspection services in Denver, helping reveal exactly what is wrong with your sewer line – if it’s broken, clogged, penetrated by tree roots, or sagging. Video inspections reveal that the sewer line is broken, penetrated by tree roots, or clogged.

A sewer backup is a stressful situation which can cause significant property damage in addition to spreading foul odors throughout your home or commercial property. Keep in mind, a clogged sewer line does not mean that your pipes are broken and that you need a major and costly sewer line replacement.

Have you ever been told that your main sewer line is broken and will have to be replaced costing thousands of dollars? Beware that many times when customers are told that their main sewer lines are bad or collapsed, it is actually just over tree root intrusions or heavy grease build up that needs to be cleaned out. We use state of the art camera inspection equipment to properly diagnose your sewer line. Call us today to arrange an appointment for a free estimate and consultation for a sewer scope inspection in the Denver or Boulder areas.

Our sewer line video camera or “scope” inspection systems allow us to inspect the internal workings of a pipe line to find and assess any existing problems. Performing a camera inspection or “scope” of your sewer will let you know the condition of your sewer immediately and determine if you need just a simple inexpensive sewer line cleaning. A proper sewer scope inspection will help you avoid costly sewer repairs in many cases.

A specialized high-resolution video camera is on the end of a flexible fiber optic cable. The technician is able to see inside the pipes as the cable is pushed through the line, and the video displays on a monitor in real-time.

A Pipeline Solutions technician inserts a video inspection rod into a pipe. A waterproof camera and an LED light is connected to the fiber optic scope, allowing the trained technician to see what is going on inside the pipe. The rod is flexible, so it is able to navigate through all the curves in the pipe.

As the camera is fed through the pipe, the real-time camera footage is displayed on a monitor that the technician can view. This process allow the technician to inspect the pipes and assess its condition, and what and where the problem is located. If there is a cracked or broken pipe, offset pipe, tree roots, or debris blockage, the sewer camera will let you pinpoint problem areas. This video can also help you forecast future problems, allowing you to take preventative steps to increase the pipe’s longevity.

The sewer camera has a transmitter that marks the area where the broken or offset pipe, clog, leak, or tree roots are located. Then it can be marked above ground. Once the technician knows what the exact problem is, how small or large it is, and its location, then a recommendation can be made to repair the pipe.

A sewer video inspection can reveal any problem areas in your pipe. Broken or cracked pipes, corroded pipes, offset pipes, grease or other debris causing clogs, tree root intrusions, verify that a drain cleaning or repair has been performed properly. A sewer video inspection will locate any problem areas, and can identify potential problem areas that may worsen in the future.

A Video Pipe Inspection is an excellent tool to identify exactly what is wrong with your sewer line without excavating or disrupting your property when searching for the problem. Sewer camera inspections allow you to determine where and what the problem is in a timely manner.

• Locate hard to find leaks or blockages
• Access hard to reach areas
• Experiencing frequent draining clogs or backups
• As part of home inspection before buying a home

A video pipe inspection allows you to be certain what the problem is with your pipe. You can find clogs and leaks, access hard to reach areas with the flexible rods, determine the cause of repeat backups or clogs, and check the sewer system of a home you are considering purchasing so you don’t get stuck with expensive repairs in the future.

Who wants to see their garden or driveway dug up to discover a plumbing problem? Leak inspection cameras are non-invasive, so they can pinpoint the location of different problems without disrupting the surrounding landscape or your property. It can extend long distances, all the way to your water main connection.

Because digging isn’t required, it’s quicker and therefore less expensive than excavation techniques. Less labor is needed to perform a pipe inspection than would be through traditional methods. This less intrusive intervention is generally considered much more convenient, as it allows emergency situations to be resolved as quickly as possible

Repairs can be planned more comprehensively when the exact location, cause, and size of the problem is known by your professional plumbers. The process may also identify future problems that can be addressed before they arise, saving you time, money, and stress in the long-term. If your pipes need to be maintained, cleaned, repaired, or replaced, your inspection results will tell you this.

If a leak is left unaddressed, it is likely to worsen and cause significant property damage. A pipe inspection used to detect a leak can help the issue be identified before it becomes dangerous and more difficult to repair.

If you suspect a leak on your property, perhaps due to strange sounds or smells or even scarily high water bills, then this leak detection process will quickly determine what is causing the issue. We need this information if we want to appropriately resolve it.