How Drain Video Camera Inspection work?

Likewise, The majority of bathroom drain clogs occur when dirt, skin flakes, and especially hair adhere to soap scum on drain pipe walls. This muck builds up over time, reducing water flow… Similarly, To avoid clogs, clean drain stoppers on a regular basis and install a hair strainer drain cover to catch hair before it goes down the sink.

WHAT IS THE PROCESS FOR DRAIN LINE VIDEO CAMERA INSPECTION

Step 1

The majority of businesses have a clean-out port for their sewer line, which a technician will use to get access to your pipe. If your house doesn’t have any built-in insertion points, you’ll have to make one so the sewer camera can be installed into the pipe. To access the pipe, the technician will need to dig a tiny hole and then make a small hole in the pipe through which a camera can be inserted.

Step 2

The sewer camera is inserted into the pipe in the second step of the procedure. The camera is compact and uses a fiber optic connection to deliver a live video to a monitor/CCTV, allowing the technician to see within the pipe.

Step 3

Express Sewer & Drain plumbing specialists will be able to see if your pipes are broken, slipping, or clogged with globs of hair, grease, or organic growth like tree roots throughout the operation. The video is saved so that you may revisit it later to figure out what’s wrong with your sewer line.

After the camera has traveled the length of the pipe, the footage is evaluated, and a recommendation for how to proceed is made. A sewage camera can detect a variety of pipe problems, including:

• Blockages
• Collapsed sewer lines
• Commercial clean-outs
• Corrosion
• Broken pipes
• Drain line

Is Drain Line Video Camera Inspection Necessary?

Is it necessary?

While this is not a common occurrence, if you want to add a bathroom or remodel your kitchen or bathroom, you may need a video inspection. You may want to inspect your sewer line to ensure that it can handle the increased demands due to the higher volumes of wastewater involved. Most households, on the other hand, only want a sewage line video inspection if there is a problem, such as a blockage that cannot be resolved with plunging, chemical drain cleaners or drain maintenance.