Sewer Scope Inspection
The sewer line is one of the most expensive repairs a homeowner faces — and it’s completely hidden during a standard inspection. A sewer scope sends a camera through your main drain line to reveal problems before they become emergencies.
What We Look For
- Root intrusion from trees and shrubs
- Pipe bellies (low spots that collect debris and cause backups)
- Cracks, offset joints, and collapsed sections
- Grease buildup and blockages
- Pipe material identification (cast iron, clay, PVC)
- Improper connections and illegal tie-ins
💸 Average sewer line repair: $3,000–$15,000. A sewer scope costs a fraction of that and could save you from buying a serious problem.
Who Needs a Sewer Scope?
- Any home over 20 years old
- Homes with large trees near the sewer line
- Properties with a history of drain backups
- Any home purchased as-is or at a discount
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