Sewer & Drain Video Inspection Services in CT, NY, NJ, MA, RI
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Assess the Interior Conditions of Sewers, Drains, & Empty Conduits
Our video inspection services can help you determine the internal conditions and structural integrity of pipes and conduits with a diameter of 1.5-48 inches. By using a customized seven-step video inspection process along with a combination of three different sized push rods and two different sized robotic crawlers--each with a high-definition colored video camera attached to its head--we are capable of inspecting the following types of pipes and conduits as well obtaining the following information.
Types of Pipes & Conduits
Municipal Sanitary & Storm Sewer Mains
Commercial Sanitary & Storm Sewer Mains & Laterals
Residential Sanitary & Storm Sewer Service Laterals
Sub-Slab Drains
Roof Drains
Foundation Drains
Condensate Drains
Industrial Water Supply/Return Lines
Empty Electrical & Telecommunication Conduits
Empty Future-Use Conduits
Types of Information
Analyze pipe integrity: breaks, fractures, holes & leaks
Determine the cause of clogs, stoppages & backups
Locate the position & depth of pipes & conduits
Find inaccessible laterals, vaults & termination points
Verify if existing conditions conform to plumbing code
Identify areas of concern or potential problem areas
Calculate the pitch of sewer & drain lines
Three Common Signs of a Sewer Line Problem
Before deciding whether or not a video inspection survey is needed, first look for one or more of the following signs of a sewer line problem:
Foul Sewer Odor
Water in drain traps and vents usually force airflow in one direction--out of the building. But when vent pipes are not joined together properly or damaged, they can force sewer odors in the opposite direction--inside the building.
Backed Up Sewer Line
Sewer lines often back up due to blockages located somewhere along the path of the line. Blockages can be caused by root intrusion, debris, grease build-up, a crushed pipe, or a dislocated joint.
Overgrown Grass Patch
When a sewer lateral is faulty, it often leaks water and waste into the surrounding subsurface material. When soil absorbs the additional moisture and nutrients, the vegetation in this area is often greener and thicker than the rest.
Three Video Inspection Survey Design Options
In order to handle a wide variety of different types of projects, we offer our clients three different survey design options. Feel free to choose the option that best fits your needs. If you are not sure which one that is, we can recommend one for you after learning more about your project.
Single Pipe
When only one pipe needs to be inspected and no other pipes are connected to it, we can limit the survey to this one pipe.
Multiple Pipes
When more than one pipe needs to be inspected or a problem is complex or hidden, we can inspect multiple pipes.
Full Property
When all pipes need to be inspected or a problem is extremely complex, we can inspect the entire drainage system.
Three Levels of Video Inspection Service
In addition to offering three different survey design options, we also offer three different levels of service. Feel free to choose the level of service that best fits your needs. If you are not sure which one that is, we can recommend one for you.
Level 1 - Field Markings
This is our most affordable and least complex level of service. A video inspection survey is performed, areas of concern are marked on the ground with colored paint and/or flags, and a consultation is performed with an onsite representative to discuss the results of the survey.
Level 2 - Field Markings & Video Recording
This is our mid-range level of service. A video inspection survey is performed, areas of concern are marked on the ground with colored paint and/or flags; a consultation is performed with an onsite representative to discuss the results of the survey; and a digital recording of the video (MP4) is supplied via a Google Drive shared link, CD, or flash drive.
Level 3 - Field Markings, Video Recording, & Written Report
This is our most complex, time consuming, and expensive level of service. A video inspection survey is performed; areas of concern are marked on the ground with colored paint and/or flags; a consultation is performed with an onsite representative to discuss the results of the survey; a digital recording of the video is supplied via a Google Drive shared link, CD, or flash drive; and a video inspection report (PDF), documenting any problem areas or future areas of concern, is sent via email or a Google Drive shared link.
The Benefits of Using Our Services
Eliminate the need for exploratory digging
Minimize time and labor for pipe repairs
Preemptively strike against future problems
Prevent water damage from occurring
Prevent or stop waste from seeping or spilling into the ground
Gain peace of mind
Additional Information
For more information on our video inspection services, please visit the video inspection process, video inspection projects, and video inspection technology pages.