Sewer Camera Inspection · Highland, CA

Your sewer line is buried, so most of the time nobody knows what shape it's in until something goes wrong. A sewer camera inspection in Highland, CA changes that. We push a small color camera through your cleanout and watch the live video together, so you see the inside of the pipe instead of taking someone's word for it.

Out here, roots are the most common thing we find. Mature trees in older neighborhoods around Highland and Redlands send roots toward sewer lines looking for water, and they push in at the joints. Older homes also tend to have cast iron or clay laterals that crack, corrode, or shift over the years. Newer homes on slab aren't off the hook either. Soil settling can create bellies, low spots where waste sits and clogs keep coming back.

The camera also has a locator built into the head. When we spot a problem, we find that exact spot from above ground and mark how deep it is. That means if a repair is needed, it's aimed right where the trouble is instead of digging up half the yard to find it.

Repeat clogs are a big reason to scope a line. If you've had the main snaked twice in a year, something is causing it. Maybe it's roots that need a hydro jetting clean. Maybe it's a broken section that no amount of cleaning will fix. The video tells us which one, so you stop paying for the same call over and over.

If you're buying a home, a sewer scope is one of the smartest checks you can add. Most home inspections don't look inside the sewer lateral at all. If the video does show damage, we'll explain your options for sewer line repair, from spot fixes to trenchless lining to full replacement, and you can decide with real information in hand.