Sewer Camera Inspection — See the Problem, Solve It Right

A sewer camera inspection eliminates the guesswork from plumbing diagnosis. A waterproof, high-resolution camera attached to a flexible rod is inserted into your sewer line, transmitting real-time video so your plumber can see the exact condition of your pipes — blockage locations, root intrusion, cracks, pipe material, and joint condition.

Got Plumbing USA connects you with licensed plumbers equipped with professional sewer camera inspection systems.

When You Need a Camera Inspection

• Recurring drain clogs without a clear cause
• Before buying a home (pre-purchase inspection)
• Sewage odors with no visible source
• Before and after major sewer work for documentation
• Slow drains in multiple fixtures

How Sewer Camera Inspection Works

1. The camera head is inserted through a cleanout access point.
2. Real-time video shows pipe condition, blockages, and damage.
3. The camera tracks distance and location for precise mapping.
4. Your plumber explains findings and recommends next steps.
5. You may receive a recording of the inspection for your records.

Camera Inspection Cost

Sewer camera inspection typically costs $150–$400 as a standalone service. Many plumbers credit this cost toward the repair if you proceed with recommended work.