When an inspection may be useful
- The property has older drain or sewer piping.
- There is a history of backups, roots or sewer repair.
- Large trees sit near the likely sewer route.
- A remodel or addition may have changed the piping layout.
- The buyer wants more information before planning future work.
What the camera may document
- Where access and visibility allow, a camera can show pipe material, joints, offsets, roots, buildup, standing water and visible damaged sections. A locator may help identify the route or depth of an observed area. Heavy buildup, standing water or a complete blockage can limit what is visible.
Ask for a clear explanation of the findings
- Confirm how much of the line was inspected, what was directly observed, where concerns were located and whether cleaning or another evaluation is needed. A camera inspection is one source of information and should be interpreted alongside the property history and physical conditions.
Need a property-specific answer?
Online information cannot replace an on-site diagnosis. Call Scylla with the location and symptoms.
Call 619.419.7605