Ocean County Drain Inspection Services

Prevent Emergencies & Find Answers with a Drain & Sewer Inspection

Whether you suspect something is wrong with your drains or sewer lines, or you're long overdue for a routine check-up, Zoom Drain of Ocean County is here. Our team of sewer and drain specialists can provide you with a drain inspection to identify any potential issues before they escalate into a larger problem or reassure you that your drains are in good shape!

What Is a Drain Inspection?

A drain inspection is a process in which the interior of pipes and drainage systems are examined for any blockages, obstructions, or damage. It is usually done with a camera placed into the pipe and provides an up-close look at what may be causing the blockage.

This type of inspection can help identify potential hazards and help to prevent further problems from occurring, such as:

• Smelly drains
• Slow-moving drains
• Blocked drains
• Flooding
• Foundation damage
• Landscaping damage
• Excessive water bills
• Sewage backup
• Health hazards
• And many more

Whether it’s a bathroom sink drain, utility drain, outdoor storm drain, or toilet drain causing problems in your home, you can count on Zoom Drain of Ocean County for a thorough and accurate inspection to identify undying issues.

Performing a drain inspection is only the first step; our proficient team of experienced professionals can provide the necessary solutions to get your drains running again in no time. It could be as simple as drain cleaning or much more extensive as pipe replacement, but our crew has got it covered!

When Are Drain Inspections Needed?

There are countless reasons why a homeowner may require a drain inspection. Some of the most common include:

• Sluggish Drains – If water takes a long time to drain in your sink or outdoor drain, it may be due to blockages or clogs, sometimes deep in your drainage or sewer pipes.
• Recurring Drain Issue – Any recurring drain problem, such as frequent clogs or persistent sewage odors, may indicate a deeper issue and should be looked at by an expert.
• Flooding or Backup – Whether a fixture continues to overflow or flood, or you've spotted sewage backup coming from another drain, it’s time to call in the professionals.
• Sewer Odor – Sewage odors should be taken seriously and inspected to identify faulty seals, broken pipes, or other issues.
• Home Inspection – If you’re planning to buy a new home, it’s important to ensure that a drain inspection is on your checklist before making any final decisions.
• Annual Inspection – Scheduling an annual drain inspection can help to detect any early signs of problems and keep your drains efficient.

While something like a slow drain may be relatively easy to identify, most drain and sewer issues are hidden beneath the surface. That’s why it's crucial to turn to a qualified professional to correctly assess, inspect, and diagnose the issue.

Video Camera Drain Inspection

While you can peek into your drain with a flashlight and good eyesight, nothing is as accurate and thorough as a video camera drain inspection. Our experienced technicians use a small camera to look inside your drains and pinpoint the exact location of any blockages, damage, or other issues, including:

• Grease buildup
• Tree root damage
• Misaligned pipes
• Broken or collapsed pipes
• Leaking joints
• Corrosion damage