See what's actually
in your sewer line.

What an inspection tells you.

• Pipe material: clay, cast iron, ABS, PVC, Orangeburg (tar paper)
• Age and condition: visual estimate of remaining life
• Defects: cracks, breaks, offsets, bellies, scale buildup, root intrusion
• Foreign objects: toys, toothbrushes, debris
• Connection points: where branches join the main
• Location: approximate spot of any defect, marked with a locator

What the common findings mean for you.

• Roots: roots get in through cracked joints, often in older clay lines; cleaning removes them for now, and repairing the joint keeps them out
• Belly (sag): a low spot where the pipe has settled and waste collects; it causes repeat clogs and often needs that section repaired
• Offset joint: two pipe sections no longer line up, which catches paper and waste
• Scale and corrosion: common in cast iron; it narrows the pipe from the inside and can lead to cracks
• Orangeburg pipe: a tar-paper pipe used in some older homes; it deforms over time and usually needs replacement
• Healthy line: sometimes the answer is good news, and you get the recording to prove it

Common reasons we run a camera.

• Recurring backups: the same drain clogs every few months
• Pre-purchase home inspection: see what the sewer line is really like before closing
• Old home (50+ years): confirm the sewer line isn't ready to fail
• Just had a backup or broken pipe: see what caused it before deciding on repair
• Tree roots suspected: locate and confirm intrusion before quoting root removal
• Pre-trenchless: confirm pipe condition is appropriate for lining vs. replacement
• Lost a ring or valuable down a drain: sometimes recoverable

You get a recording of everything we find.

See your sewer line before you decide anything.

A camera inspection takes the guessing out of drain and sewer problems. Instead of clearing the same clog again and again, or replacing a line that only needed one repair, you see exactly what is inside the pipe and where.

Buying an older home? The sewer line is one of the few major systems a standard home inspection can't see. A camera inspection shows its condition before closing, while you still have time to plan or negotiate.

Simple, clear, and on video.

• We find an access point: usually a cleanout outside or in the house; if there isn't one, we explain your options
• We run the camera through the line: you can watch it with us, if you would like
• We mark any problem: using a locator, so we know where it is from above ground
• You get the recording: plus our findings, and repair options in writing if a repair is needed

No pressure. Just clear options.

If the line is healthy, you hear that first. If there is a problem, we show you the footage, mark where it is, and lay out the options in writing, such as cleaning, a spot repair, trenchless lining or replacement, with the trade-offs of each. You decide what happens next, and nothing is scheduled until you do.

Serving 24 cities across the Inland Empire.

Chino · Chino Hills · Claremont · Colton · Corona · Diamond Bar · Eastvale · Fontana · Grand Terrace · Highland · La Verne · Loma Linda · Mira Loma · Montclair · Norco · Ontario · Pomona · Rancho Cucamonga · Redlands · Rialto · Riverside · San Bernardino · San Dimas · Upland

View our complete service area or call us at (909) 312-4516 to confirm coverage in your city.