Sewer Line Camera Inspections

The experts at Perma-Seal can use a sewer line camera to determine the best solution for your sewer problems. A sewer line camera, also known as a sewer inspection camera or drain camera, is a specialized tool sewer professionals use to visually inspect the interior of sewer pipes and drains. It consists of a small camera attached to a flexible cable or rod, which is inserted into the sewer line to capture real-time video footage of the pipe’s condition.

The sewer line camera is designed to navigate the pipes, providing a detailed interior view. It is equipped with bright LED lights to illuminate the surroundings and capture clear images even in dark or confined spaces. The camera is built to withstand the harsh conditions of sewer lines.

The footage captured by the sewer line camera is displayed on a monitor or screen, allowing the technician to assess the sewer line’s condition and identify any issues or obstructions. The camera can reveal problems like blockages, cracks, leaks, root intrusions, or other structural defects that may be causing sewer backups or drainage issues.

Professionals can use a sewer line camera to pinpoint the exact location and nature of the problem within the sewer system. This helps determine the most appropriate course of action. The use of sewer line cameras enhances the efficiency and accuracy of sewer inspections, minimizes disruption, and saves time and costs by identifying and addressing specific issues without the need for extensive exploratory work. It enables targeted repairs or maintenance, ensuring the sewer system is restored to proper working condition.

If you think there may be a problem with your sewer lines, one of the fastest and easiest ways to investigate and evaluate them is by rodding the line with one of our camera systems. This will allow us to properly inspect the line for any blockages or issues and help prevent backups.