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Drain Cleaning · Anaheim, CA
Sewer & Drain Camera Inspection
Stop guessing. A waterproof camera travels through your pipes and shows us exactly what is causing the problem, and where it is.
Stop guessing. A waterproof camera travels through your pipes and shows us exactly what is causing the problem, and where it is.
A camera inspection shows the real condition of your drain and sewer lines in live video. We can spot cracks, root intrusion, sags, offset joints and blockages, and a locator pinpoints the depth and location from above ground.
That means no guesswork, no unnecessary digging and a clear answer on whether you need a cleaning or a repair. You get to watch the footage with us and keep a copy of the recording.
The same drain backs up after every cleaning.
Know the sewer condition before you close.
Could mean a break or leak underground.
A leaking sewer line can soak the soil above it.
Roots are a common cause of hidden damage.
Check old lines before adding new fixtures.
Many older Orange County homes have clay or cast-iron sewer lines. A camera inspection before closing shows you the condition of the line before you buy.
Damaged sections that leak or let roots in.
Roots growing through joints and seams.
Low spots where waste and water collect.
Shifted pipe sections that catch debris.
We go in through a cleanout, toilet or roof vent.
The camera travels the line while we watch in real time.
A locator marks the exact spot and depth above ground.
We walk you through the video and explain your options.
The image stays upright so problems are easy to read.
Find the camera head underground to mark the exact spot.
Video and notes you can share with your insurer, buyer or agent.
Fix the actual problem, not a guess.
Dig only where the damage is, if at all.
Proof of line condition for buyers and sellers.
Watch the footage live with the technician.
We serve Anaheim and the surrounding Orange County cities.
If a drain clogs once, a cleaning is usually enough. If it keeps coming back, a camera inspection finds out why.
Usually 45 minutes to 2 hours, depending on line length and access.
Yes. We can provide the recording and notes on any problems we find.
We usually need to clear a path first so the camera can travel through.
Very. Sewer repairs are rarely covered by standard home inspections, and a camera inspection gives buyers a clear picture.
Call or email us to schedule service with a local plumber.