Plumbing Camera Inspection in Greenville, SC
We put a camera inside your drain or sewer line so you see the actual problem before you pay to fix it.
Find the Hidden Cause of Your Plumbing Problems
A plumbing camera inspection uses a waterproof camera on a flexible cable to view the inside of drain and sewer lines. The camera goes in through a cleanout or drain opening and sends live video back to a monitor as it moves down the line.
Most drain problems happen underground or behind walls, where nobody can see them. A slow drain can be a simple clog, or it can be tree roots, a cracked pipe, or a section of line that has sagged and holds water. From the surface, all of these look the same.
Snaking a drain without looking first clears the symptom, not the cause. If roots or a broken pipe caused the backup, the clog comes back, and you pay for the same visit again.
A camera inspection tells you what is wrong, where it is, and how serious it is. Our plumbing team, with more than 30 years of experience, reviews the footage with you and recommends the repair that matches what the camera found.
- Why It Matters
Camera Inspections Save Money
Guessing at a drain problem is expensive. Repeat drain cleanings, unnecessary excavation, and replacing pipe that didn’t need replacing all add up. A camera inspection costs far less than any of those, and it points the repair at the exact section of line that has failed.
Waiting also has a cost. Roots keep growing, cracks widen, and a partial blockage can turn into a sewage backup inside the house. Catching damage early usually means a smaller, simpler repair.
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Signs You Need a Plumbing Camera Inspection
- Drains that clog again within weeks of being cleared
- More than one drain backing up at the same time
- Gurgling sounds from toilets or drains after water runs elsewhere in the house
- Sewage odor inside the home or in the yard
- Water backing up into a tub or shower when the toilet flushes
- Soggy patches or unusually green grass over the sewer line
- Large trees planted near the sewer line
- An older home with original drain or sewer piping
- You’re buying a home and want to know the sewer line’s condition before closing
- Our Process
How It Works
Inspect & Diagnose
Get a Quote
Schedule the Work
We Do It Right
- Service Areas
Plumbing Camera Inspections in Greenville, SC
We provide plumbing camera inspections throughout Greenville, SC, along with Greer, Duncan, Spartanburg, Taylors, Simpsonville, Mauldin, and surrounding Upstate communities.
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- Questions & Answers
Plumbing Camera Inspection FAQs
Can a camera inspection damage my pipes?
No. The camera travels through the line the same way water does and doesn’t cut, scrape, or put pressure on the pipe walls.
Will I get to see the footage?
Yes. We review the video with you during the inspection so you can see the problem yourself.
Should I get a sewer camera inspection before buying a home?
It’s worth it, especially for older homes or properties with mature trees. Standard home inspections usually don’t include the sewer line, and a damaged line is an expensive surprise after closing.
How long does a camera inspection take?
Most residential inspections take about an hour, depending on how long the line is and how easy it is to access.
Can you fix what the camera finds?
Yes. We handle drain line and water line repair, so the same team that finds the problem can quote and complete the fix.
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