We Need to Get to the Root of the Problem
There were many torn-up lawns prior to the invention of sewer cameras. Without a camera, a plumber would have to dig through your yard to view the line in order
to truly understand what was happening there. Plumbing camera inspections are now available. Modern plumbers snake a camera through your pipes rather than tearing up your yard. Now, your plumber can see exactly where and what the issue is by inserting a camera directly into your pipes.
What Can I Expect During a Camera Inspection?
Modern plumbers snake a camera through your pipes rather than tearing up your yard. Now, your plumber can see exactly where and what the issue is by inserting a camera directly into your pipes. The speed of a camera examination is one of our favorite aspects.
As we indicated earlier, it used to take hours or even days to identify the cause of your pipes' clogs. Now, it only takes a few minutes.
Where is the main sewer line cleanout? is the first question a plumber will ask when they arrive to perform a camera check. The plumber will locate this, open the cap, and then place the camera within the pipe. At the end of a flexible cable, there is a little camera. Your plumbing system's tight twists and curves are no match for that flexible cable.
The plumber may watch the entire process on a television screen as they pass the camera cable through your pipes. They may now conduct a real-time inspection because of this. which will give you solutions and choices in a short period of time. Additionally, a camera check can find something you believe to be lost in the drain.