Camera Inspections

Stop guessing what's wrong underground. Watch it.

High-definition in-pipe cameras with surface locating — for recurring clogs, pre-purchase inspections, and proof before any repair quote.

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Open 24 hours, 7 days a week · Upfront pricing · 25+ years in Central Texas

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A sewer camera turns the most expensive guessing game in plumbing into a video you can watch. We feed a self-leveling HD camera through your drain or sewer line, record the full run, and mark the exact surface location and depth of anything we find — roots, bellies, breaks, grease, or that toy flushed in 2019.

We recommend a camera inspection any time a clog keeps coming back, before you buy a home (a failed sewer line is a five-figure surprise no inspector's checklist catches), and before any remodel that adds fixtures to an older drain system. You keep the footage and a written assessment either way.

Deep sewer excavation beside a commercial building

When a camera inspection pays for itself

The same drain clogs again within months of being cleared
You're buying a home built before 1990 — or on a large lot
Sewage odors or soggy spots with no visible cause
Multiple slow drains pointing at a main-line problem
Before approving anyone's sewer repair quote, including ours

Common questions

A flat rate we quote on the phone, credited toward any repair we perform as a result. Pre-purchase inspections are priced the same and scheduled around your option period.

Yes. The camera head carries a transmitter we locate from the surface, marking position and depth within inches — so a repair means one small excavation, not an exploratory trench.

Always. You receive the recording and a plain-English written summary. For home purchases, it's formatted to share with your agent and use in negotiations.

Usually we clear the blockage first, then camera the line to find why it happened. A camera can't see through standing water and debris.