Sewer Camera Inspections
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Stop Guessing What's Wrong With Your Sewer Line
Signs You Need Sewer Camera Inspections
If any of these sound familiar, the clog is already bigger than it looks.
Repeat Clogs or Backups
You're Buying or Selling a Home
A sewer line inspection helps identify hidden problems before closing, reducing unexpected repair costs and providing greater confidence for buyers and sellers.
Sewage Smell in the Yard or House
Unpleasant sewage odors indoors or outdoors may signal cracked sewer pipes, leaks, or blockages that need prompt professional evaluation.
Soggy or Sunken Spots in the Yard
Unusually wet soil or sunken areas above sewer lines may indicate underground leaks, pipe damage, or soil erosion caused by escaping wastewater.
The Home Is Older and the Sewer Line Has Never Been Checked
Older sewer lines may develop cracks, corrosion, root intrusion, or deterioration over time. An inspection can reveal hidden issues before they become costly.
You Want Proof Before Paying for a Repair
A sewer camera inspection provides visual evidence of pipe conditions, helping you understand the problem and make informed decisions before approving repairs.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Drain backing up right now? Stop running water and give us a call.
Call M&M Plumbing for honest answers, a free estimate and a licensed master plumber on the job.
How we do it:
Access the line.
Through a cleanout or fixture, no digging.
Run the camera.
We record the full run and mark the location and depth of any problems.
Show you the footage.
We walk you through what we saw in plain English.
Maintenance plan.
If repair is needed, you get a clear estimate for each option.
FAQ
Sewer Camera Inspections Questions
Do I get a copy of the video?
Should I get a sewer inspection before buying a house?
Yes. Standard home inspections don’t look inside the sewer line, and sewer repairs are some of the most expensive fixes a new owner can face.
Can you tell where the problem is?
Yes. Our locator tells us where and how deep the problem is, so repairs target only that spot.