See What’s Happening Inside Your Sewer Line
Not all sewer problems are visible from the surface. A sewer video inspection allows us to look inside your pipes, identify the exact issue, and recommend the right solution—without guesswork.
At Dan’s Drains and Digs, we provide professional sewer camera inspections in Colorado Springs to help homeowners and buyers make informed decisions.
What Is a Sewer Video Inspection?
A sewer video inspection (also called a sewer scope) uses a high-resolution camera to inspect the inside of your sewer line in real time.
With This Technology, We Can:
- Locate blockages or backups
- Identify cracks, breaks, or collapsed pipes
- Detect tree root intrusion
- Evaluate pipe condition and material
- Pinpoint the exact location of issues underground
You’ll receive a clear view of your sewer system—often with video documentation for future reference.
When Should You Schedule a Sewer Inspection?
After a Backup or Clog
If your sewer line has recently been cleared, this is the best time to inspect it. A clean pipe allows for the most accurate view of underlying issues.
Experiencing recurring issues?
Before Buying a Home
A sewer inspection is not typically included in a standard home inspection, but it should be.
Why It Matters:
- Older homes may have hidden sewer line damage
- Repairs can cost thousands if issues are missed
- Even newer homes can have installation defects
For Preventative Maintenance
Even if you’re not experiencing problems, a sewer inspection provides peace of mind and helps you plan for future repairs.
What Problems Can a Sewer Camera Find?
- Tree roots growing into pipes
- Pipe corrosion or deterioration
- Cracks, breaks, or separations
- Bellied or sagging pipes
- Grease or debris buildup
Once identified, we can recommend the most effective solution—whether that’s cleaning, repair, or replacement.
Accurate Location = Lower Repair Costs
One of the biggest advantages of a sewer video inspection is precision.
Using advanced locating equipment, we can:
- Pinpoint the exact depth and location of the issue
- Determine if it’s under your home, yard, or street
- Avoid unnecessary digging
- Target only the affected section of pipe
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What Happens After the Inspection?
After your inspection, we’ll walk you through the findings and next steps.
Possible Recommendations:
- Drain cleaning or hydro jetting for buildup
- Spot repair for isolated damage
- Trenchless pipe lining (CIPP) for restoration
- Full sewer line replacement if needed