Drain Line Inspection

Whether you're looking to buy a home or you already own your home or business, it could be beneficial to have a video pipe inspection performed on your sewer and drain lines. Our drain line inspection system can detect blockages before they become an emergency such as grease build-up, excessive paper, tree roots, or other debris. After you begin to have an issue such as a clogged drain, a drain line inspection can pinpoint exactly where your trouble is in your drain lines to decide the next course of action. We can conduct drain line inspections on pipes ranging in size from 1.5" on up to 60".

Benefits of a Drain Line Inspection

- Confirm no existing damage before purchasing a home

- Verify no damage when remodeling

- Detect blockages without emergency calls

- Determine root causes of drain issues

- Video documentation for the future

With Drain Innovations Drain line inspection service you get:

- A copy of the video via USB/google drive

- A written report indicating or noting anything abnormal or of concern

- Precise mark outs including depth measurements when identifying areas of concern

- Over 30 years experience in video pipe inspection

- A consultation on possible remedies or repair options for anything of concern

- Free estimate on further work if needed

We provide the customer with all the information from the inspection so that you can make an educated and informed decision on how to best move forward. This comes in handy if you need to

shop repairs or gather estimates from other contractors.

Available for Residential and Commercial applications

Video

Drain Line Inspection

Here is what a drain line inspection may look like. Note the turns any changes in pipe materials and any standing debris .

Commercial Drain Line Inspection

Here is a video of a commercial drain line inspection. Again, note the amount of turns, pipe material changing. Also in this video you'll see some standing water in the drain as well as at the end there is a broken piece of pipe.

Roots in the Sewer Line

In this clip of a Drain Line inspection you'll notice a few things. This pipe has been in the ground for a bit. The amount of wear and buildup on the walls of the pipe. You'll also see the technician pause at a questionable joint and then at the end of the video you get a look at what roots can look like when they're growing in a pipe.