Camera Inspection in Inland Empire & Orange County

Camera Inspection Experts

Advanced camera inspection technology allows our technicians to accurately diagnose hidden plumbing issues, saving you time and money with precise, non-invasive detection. Our high-definition video cameras provide real-time views inside your pipes, identifying blockages, cracks, and damage without the need for costly exploratory digging or guesswork.

What Is Camera Inspection?

Camera inspection, also known as video pipe inspection, is a modern plumbing diagnostic method that uses waterproof, high-definition cameras to visually examine the inside of your pipes and sewer lines. Professional plumbers insert a flexible cable with a specialized camera attached into your plumbing system, transmitting real-time video footage to a monitor above ground. This technology allows technicians to identify the exact location and nature of problems such as blockages, cracks, tree root intrusions, corrosion, and collapsed pipes. The camera can navigate through bends and turns in your plumbing, providing a comprehensive view of your entire system without any excavation or damage to your property.

Why Is Camera Inspection Important?

Camera inspection is important because it eliminates guesswork and provides accurate diagnoses of plumbing problems. Instead of relying on trial and error or invasive exploratory digging, technicians can see exactly what is wrong and where the problem is located. This precision saves homeowners significant time and money by avoiding unnecessary repairs and targeting the exact issue. Camera inspections are also valuable for preventive maintenance, allowing you to identify potential problems before they become emergencies. For home buyers, a camera inspection provides peace of mind by revealing the true condition of a property's plumbing system. Additionally, the video footage can be saved and used for insurance claims or to track the condition of your pipes over time.

When Should You Consider Camera Inspection?

Considering camera inspection is recommended when you experience recurring drain problems, slow drains with no obvious cause, or foul odors that suggest hidden blockages or damage. It is especially useful before purchasing a home to assess the condition of the plumbing system and avoid costly surprises. If you have an older home with aging pipes, regular camera inspections can help identify deterioration before it leads to major failures. Camera inspection is also essential before and after hydro jetting or other cleaning services to verify the condition of pipes and confirm that blockages have been fully cleared. Additionally, if you notice soggy patches in your yard, unexplained increases in water bills, or foundation cracks, a camera inspection can reveal hidden sewer line leaks or breaks.