Why a Camera Inspection Should Come Before Repairs

Seeing inside the pipe takes the guesswork out of decisions — and can save unnecessary digging.

PPlusFlow TeamSeptember 22, 20264 min read
Why a Camera Inspection Should Come Before Repairs
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A sewer line is out of sight, which makes it easy to guess wrong about what's going on. A CCTV inspection replaces guesswork with video evidence.

What a camera can show

Roots, cracks, offset joints, sagging sections, grease build-up and collapsed pipe are all visible on camera, along with the approximate distance from the access point.

Why it saves money

Knowing the exact problem and location means repairs can be targeted. In many cases, a line that seemed to need replacing only needs cleaning or a localised repair.

When to book one

Before buying an older home, before a basement development, when clogs keep returning, or after a backup — these are the moments a camera inspection pays off most.

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