Sewer Line Scope Inspections in New Jersey

Everyone’s situation is unique, and you might have more than one reason why you need sewer line scope services. If it’s an emergency, don’t hesitate to request urgent help. Otherwise, your New Jersey Certified Sewage & Drain technicians will schedule a plumbing inspection with you that includes a sewer line scope.

You don’t have to wait until it’s an emergency to request help from us either. We’ll prioritize your concerns according to availability and severity of the problem. If you have any urgent matters including clogs or leaks, let us know as soon as possible. We’re always willing to help. In the meantime, here’s an overview about what a sewer scoping is and why it is beneficial. Hint: It speeds up the process of making your life at your home or business “normal” again.

What is ‘Sewer Scoping’?

This test involves using a flexible camera attached to the end of a cable. Your plumbers in Northern New Jersey run this video recording tool through your home’s drainpipe to examine your underground pipes for flaws. We often complete sewer scoping tests in as little time as an hour, and we show you the results. This innovative plumbing system inspection technology results in accurate assessments not possible without it. Scoping is especially useful for finding out if tree roots are weakening your ground and waterlines.

Signs of Possible Sewer Line Damage

By now, you probably suspect you need a plumber to inspect your sewer lines, or you wouldn’t be reading this right now. Signs of dripping, low or no water flow from faucets or odors name a few. Water on the floor near your drains or underneath sinks or around sump pumps are other indicators.

After sewer scoping, you’ll know for sure if your suspicions of plumbing complications are right. This test shows cracks, damages and imperfections or sagging of pipes and locations of debris in the pipes. Once we show you the scope test results, you’ll notice one other thing too. Sometimes, we see tree roots in video footage.

Sewer Scope Inspection for Your Home

First-time home buyers usually know they should have the house they want inspected before they buy it, but they don’t always realize the importance of a sewer scope inspection. This becomes especially crucial if purchasing an older home. However, it never hurts to make sure newly installed plumbing in a house that is just built is working right either.

You never know. We can save you years of turmoil if you let us take an hour or so of your time and perform this simple video camera test on your residential plumbing system. You’ll clearly see what the conditions of your pipes and sewage system are once you see the recording video footage.

Sewer Line Scoping for Your Commercial Property or Facility

We don’t want to minimize the importance of working plumbing lines no matter where they occur – at home or at your business property. However, the problem magnifies when not taken care of immediately, and neglect could cost you not only for repairs but possible customer or employee lawsuits. Poor plumbing could even cost you days’ worth of business. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen. Your Certified Sewer and Drain specialists serve the following four NJ locations: Hudson, Passaic, Bergen and Essex counties.

Another benefit of a sewer scope is when a tenant moves out of one of your properties. You never know how long they neglected to tell you that something is wrong with the faucets or water is covering the basement. If you plan to sell your property, that’s also a wise time to request this procedure.

What’s the Average Sewer Scope Inspection Cost?

The cost varies according to how many drains and lines you want us to check. For large corporate or industrial buildings, the price will be higher than for if it’s for your home. Whatever the price is, your Certified Sewer & Drain team assures you it’s less than fixing sections of damaged pipes.

You also have no aftermath to worry about if you have us perform a sewer scope inspection. The price could be as little as $125-300, but we’ll know better the expense when you call us. As long as it’s just a routine test you want, you won’t have to pay much. Most residents in NJ say it’s worth it and appreciate how little it costs them in contrast to what having worse problems fixed would be.

Video Camera Necessary to Perform a Sewer Line Scope

The video camera we collect after conducting a simple sewer inspection reveals all that you need to know about what’s wrong. It will not only show you clogs or blockages, but it also shows you collapsed pipeline sections and pipe material. If you have an older home with clay pipes or waterlines made of the same material used for roofing or roads, it would explain why you have issues. However, problems occur no matter what plumbing you have because it all has a lifespan. If you have a property that you plan to buy or sell, a sewer camera can make you aware of potential problems. This even includes the roof, sump pump, floor and ground drains.

Why Choose Us to Handle Sewer Scoping in New Jersey?

Your Certified Sewer & Drain specialists in New Jersey have proof of our exemplary customer satisfaction rate. We also believe in sewer scoping because it prevents requiring more invasive procedures such as cutting trees or removing a section of your floors or walls. We also believe in full disclosure, so the video camera helps you know we’re not exaggerating the problem just to make money.

We care about you, your home or your business, and we keep in mind safety and health procedures. Our team stands by all hours of the day or night too. After all, we can’t predict when an emergency will occur. The scoping test, by the way, is a step we take to prevent any urgent repairs mostly so you can sleep at night!