HD camera inspections of your sewer lateral to identify hidden problems before they become expensive repairs. Video report included.
A sewer scope inspection uses a high-definition, waterproof camera to examine the interior of your sewer lateral — the pipe connecting your home to the municipal sewer system or septic tank. This non-invasive procedure identifies blockages, cracks, root intrusion, bellied pipes, and other issues before they become expensive emergencies.
Even if you don't have a septic system, you're still responsible for your sewer lateral. Problems in this pipe can lead to sewage backups, foundation damage, and costly excavation repairs. A sewer scope gives you full visibility into what's happening underground — so you can make informed decisions. We proudly serve Putnam County, Westchester County, Dutchess County, Orange County, Rockland County, and surrounding areas throughout the Hudson Valley, NY.
Our certified inspectors use professional-grade sewer cameras to assess the full length of your sewer line. Here's what we're checking for:
A sewer scope inspection is essential in many situations. Here are the most common reasons homeowners schedule one:
A sewer scope inspection is quick, non-invasive, and typically takes 30 to 60 minutes. Our inspector inserts a flexible, high-definition camera through an accessible cleanout or drain opening and feeds it through the full length of your sewer line.
You'll be able to see the live video feed in real time. After the inspection, we provide you with a complete HD video recording and a written summary of our findings, including any issues identified and recommended next steps.
No digging, no excavation, and no disruption to your property. It's one of the most cost-effective ways to protect yourself from hidden sewer line problems.
A sewer scope inspection uses a high-definition, waterproof camera to examine the inside of your sewer lateral — the pipe connecting your home to the municipal sewer or septic tank. It identifies blockages, cracks, root intrusion, bellied pipes, and other hidden problems without any digging.
A sewer scope inspection is quick and non-invasive, typically taking 30 to 60 minutes. You can watch the live video feed in real time, and afterward you receive the complete HD video recording plus a written summary of findings.
The most common reasons are buying a home (especially one built before the 1980s with clay or cast-iron pipes), recurring drain clogs or sewage backups, and mature trees near the sewer line where root intrusion is a risk.
Tree root intrusion, cracks and pipe breaks, bellied or sagging sections, blockages and buildup, joint separation, grease and sediment accumulation, and corrosion — all located precisely so repairs target the exact problem spot.
Yes. Many homebuyers in the Hudson Valley schedule both services together, and we can complete them in a single visit. Book by phone at (914) 233-7575 or online.
