Sewer & Drain Inspections in Seattle

The overall process of inspecting your Seattle sewer and drain system is relatively simple and timely.

• Determining whether your property has a cleanout
• Locating the cleanout hole
• Inserting the flexible rod and camera into the pipes
• Observing the live feed to determine where the problem is occurring
• Using the video feed to determine the overall health of the pipes
• Using the video feed to locate roots, clogs, cracks, or breaks in the pipes

Using a sewer camera to inspect pipes is helpful for a variety of reasons. It can show the state of your pipes. It can help determine the best solution if there is a problem. Sewer video cameras can locate problems in your pipes even if your pipes are windy, under concrete, or beneath your foundation.

Whether you are faced with a plumbing emergency, or you just haven't had your system inspected in a while, there are several common reasons to get your pipes inspected.

Common reasons for sewer pipe inspections in Seattle include:

• Clogs: Clogs are happening frequently
• Back ups: The toilet or drains are backing up
• Smells: Strange odors are coming up from the drains
• Insects: Bugs or flies show up near your drains
• Pooling water: Water is pooling in your yard or property
• Water Pressure: You have water pressure problems
• Flooding: Your home is flooding
• Yearly Schedule: It has been over a year since you had your pipes inspected

If you have never inspected your sewer, it can be a good idea if you are not sure about the health of your pipes. Getting an inspection once a year after your first inspection would be more than often enough.

Getting a sewer inspection before buying is something that can reveal the state of the pipes and whether tree roots are present.

Yes! A sewer camera inspection is one way to identify if your pipes are bellying or sagging.