Residential Sewer Camera Inspection in Auburn & Montgomery

Seamless Sewer line Inspection

At American Leak Detection of Southern Alabama, we are committed to revolutionizing leak detection, moving away from destructive traditional methods and towards more accurate, efficient solutions. Our sewer camera inspections are at the forefront of this mission. We employ high-tech cameras that delve into your pipes, identifying leaks and blockages swiftly and accurately!

Signs of Sewer lateral iSSUES

Several signs that might indicate potential issues with your sewer lateral:

1. Persistent Sewer Odor: If there's a consistent foul smell in your property, it could be due to water evaporation in unused drain traps or faulty vent pipes.
2. Unusual Grass Growth: A noticeably vibrant or fast-growing patch of grass in your yard may suggest a leaking sewer lateral.
3. Frequent Sewer Line Backups: Regular backups could be a sign of blockages caused by root intrusion, debris, grease buildup, or crushed pipes.

Our Sewer Camera Inspection Can help Detect:

• Root intrusion
• Debris blockage
• Bellied drain line
• Leaking pipe joints
• Cracked sewer lateral
• Separated lateral joint
• Deteriorated piping materials

Identifying these issues early can save you from costly repairs and potential property damage in the future.

How often should I have a sewer camera inspection?

Regular sewer camera inspections can save you from unexpected plumbing emergencies and costly repairs down the line. We recommend scheduling an inspection every 18-24 months. Nonetheless, if your property is older or has a history of sewer problems, it would be wise to consider more frequent checks.

Don't wait until a minor issue becomes a major headache. Protect your home and peace of mind by scheduling your next sewer camera inspection with our experienced team at American Leak Detection of Southern Alabama today!

Schedule Your Sewer Camera Inspection TODAY!

If you're facing any issues with your sewer line and require expert help, you can rely on the dedicated team at American Leak Detection of Southern Alabama. We proudly offer top-notch sewer camera inspection services in Auburn & Montgomery.

Our highly skilled leak detection plumbers are equipped to swiftly identify and resolve even the most challenging leaks, breaks, and other sewer line problems you may encounter. Rest assured, with our assistance, your sewer line issues will be efficiently addressed, ensuring smooth and hassle-free plumbing operations!

Stop Sewer Line Backups Before They Start! Call (334) 384-8221 or Request an Appointment today!

Frequently Asked Questions About Sewer Inspection Camera Services

What is a sewer inspection camera service?

A sewer inspection camera service involves using a specialized video camera to inspect the inside of sewer lines and pipes. This technology allows technicians to visually identify problems such as blockages, leaks, and structural damage without the need for extensive digging or disruption.

Why would I need a sewer inspection?

You might need a sewer inspection if you're experiencing frequent drain clogs, slow drains, unusual odors, or unexplained wet spots in your yard. Inspections can also be part of regular preventive maintenance to detect potential problems early and avoid costly repairs.

How does a sewer inspection camera work?

A flexible rod equipped with a high-resolution video camera is inserted into the sewer line. The camera transmits real-time footage to a monitor, enabling technicians to see the interior condition of the pipe. This process helps in identifying and diagnosing any issues within the sewer line.

What issues can a sewer inspection camera detect?

A sewer inspection camera can detect a variety of issues, including blockages, tree root intrusion, cracks, corrosion, collapsed pipes, and misaligned pipe sections. It can also identify grease buildup and other obstructions that may lead to future problems.

How long does a sewer inspection take?

The duration of a sewer inspection varies based on the length and condition of the sewer line, but most inspections typically take between 1 to 2 hours. More complex issues or longer sewer lines may require additional time.

Is a sewer inspection messy?

No, a sewer inspection using a camera is minimally invasive and does not create a mess. The process involves inserting the camera through an existing access point, such as a cleanout or a drain, without the need for digging or disruption to your property.