Local Plumbing Camera Inspection Services You Can Rely On
When issues with your sewer and drain lines pop up, quickly and accurately identifying the root cause is essential to avoid unnecessary damage to your home and property. At Priority Home Services, we offer professional camera inspection services designed to give you a clear view inside your plumbing system. Our licensed plumbers use advanced video inspection tools to diagnose clogged drains, leaks, root intrusions, and more without the uncertainty.
From the moment we arrive, we walk you through the process and explain your options in plain terms. Our goal is to help you make informed decisions about your home’s plumbing with total confidence.
Why Homeowners Call Us for Sewer Line Camera Inspections
We make the process simple, transparent, and effective:
- Upfront pricing with no hidden fees
- Licensed, trained plumbers with years of experience
- Honest recommendations tailored to your home
- We only recommend work you truly need
- Fast scheduling, including same-day availability when possible
Need to get to the bottom of slow drains or sewage smells? Contact us today to schedule your plumbing inspection.
What to Expect During a Plumbing Camera Inspection
Our camera inspection service uses a flexible rod with a high-resolution camera and light, fed through your plumbing system to identify obstructions, leaks, and pipe conditions. The live video feed gives our team precise visibility so we can determine the best next steps.
This non-invasive approach allows us to pinpoint issues like:
- Tree root intrusions
- Grease and sludge buildup
- Collapsed or corroded pipes
- Leaks or cracks
- Foreign objects blocking the line
Once we identify the issue, we’ll explain your options clearly and help you decide on the most effective solution.
Signs You May Need a Sewer Line Camera Inspection
Not sure whether you need a camera inspection? Some of the most common warning signs that something is wrong with your drain or sewer line include the following.
Foul Smells
Have you noticed foul odors surrounding your plumbing, toilets, and sinks recently? Do your bathrooms have a gassy smell? Unfortunately, when your sewer line backs up, it will not ventilate properly, allowing foul odors to permeate your home.
Slow Draining
Sinks, toilets, bathtubs, and drains that are not properly draining are among the most common plumbing problems we encounter. If any of your plumbing drains slowly, it is a clear indication that something is wrong with your plumbing system.
Sewage Backup
When your sewer line is fully clogged, it can cause a blockage and subsequent backups into your home. If your toilet is constantly clogging or you are experiencing backflow, it is likely due to excessive grease, tree roots, flushed paper towels, or other large items that have gotten stuck in your sewer lines.
Water Pressure
If you have been experiencing issues with your water pressure, such as low pressure in the shower or low water in your toilet bowl, this is likely due to a clog in your sewer system. This is an excellent indicator of whether something may be clogging your sewer lines and plumbing.
Pooling in Your Yard
If you notice random pools of water in your yard, your sewer line could very well be in trouble. When a sewer line is too clogged or infiltrated with tree roots, it can break, causing significant leakage and other damage to your property and the surrounding area.
If you’re noticing any of these problems, scheduling a camera inspection is the best way to get answers and avoid larger plumbing repairs down the line.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do sewer inspection cameras typically find?
There are many issues that sewer inspection cameras can detect, including pipe issues, tree roots, corrosion, blockages, and leaks. Sewer Camera Inspections can reveal issues you might not otherwise detect.
How do sewer line inspection cameras work?
During a sewer line camera inspection, a video camera fastened to the lower tip of a robotic drain snake captures images that your Priority Home Services plumber then uses to inspect the insides of your sewer line.
Is camera inspection safe for older pipes?
Yes. The inspection is non-invasive and designed to prevent damage while giving a clear look at your plumbing system.
Schedule Your Plumbing Camera Inspection Today
At Priority Home Services, we make it easy to uncover hidden plumbing problems and plan for smart, cost-effective repairs. Our camera inspections are fast, affordable, and handled by certified professionals you can trust.
Reach out today to schedule your service and take the first step toward a healthier, more reliable plumbing system.
