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Video Water Line Video Camera Inspection
We will inspect your water line in real time with our specialized video equipment to look for damage, roots or obstructions
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Orange County Video Water Line Inspection
We will quickly find out what's going on with your water line
When a cardiologist wants to see what’s really going on inside your arteries, he uses a scope. We do the same thing when checking the water lines in your home. Our specially designed plumbing cameras allow our experienced plumbers and technicians to visually inspect your water lines and other underground pipes without having to dig into the ground or tear up your foundation.
Our high-resolution cameras work very much like those that surgeons use. Our team starts by inserting a rod with a high-resolution camera on its time into your water lines. They then steer the camera through your plumbing system while looking for issues or potential issues. The camera system can traverse water lines from 2 inches to 36 inches in diameter.
Our technicians watch the video in real-time and are able to assess issues immediately. You may also view any problems on the screen, and the footage will be made available to you should you need it for reference or other purposes.
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FREE Video Camera Pipe/Sewer Inspection
Expires: Apr 19, 2024When should I consider a Video Camera Water Line Inspection?
We recommend that our clients have a water line camera inspection when they experience repeated slow drains, unexpected and unusual high water bills, sewer or drain line backups, clogs, or slow drains.
If your home is over 20 years old, it’s a good idea to have an inspection for peace of mind.
Finally, if you are able to purchase a home, we strongly recommend that you have a visual inspection of the property’s plumbing system. These inspections are typically not part of the typical home inspection. Because plumbing repairs can be costly, it’s wise to have this done before making a commitment to buy so that you may negotiate with the seller to deal with any issues that might exist and to help you avoid unseen costly repairs.