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Sewer Camera Inspection in Phoenix, AZ
Every expensive sewer mistake starts the same way: someone paid to fix a line nobody had actually seen. A camera inspection removes the guessing. We run a high-definition camera with a locating sonde through your lateral and record exactly what is in there — root masses at the 30-foot joint, a belly holding water at 45, clean pipe the rest of the way — then mark each defect's location and depth on the ground above it.
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Why this happens in Phoenix homes
- Recurring backups where cleaning helps for a few weeks, then fails again.
- Pre-purchase due diligence on any Phoenix home built before 1990.
- Unexplained sewer odor or a sinkhole-soft patch forming over the line's path.
- Post-repair verification after lining, jetting or replacement work by any company.
Signs you need this service now
- You are buying a Valley home with cast iron, clay or unknown sewer material
- Two or more drains misbehave at the same time
- A plumber has recommended replacement without showing you footage
- Your home inspection report flagged the sewer as 'not evaluated'
How we do the job — step by step
- Access through the cleanout (or roof vent on older homes without one) and a full run to the city main.
- Defects narrated and recorded in real time — you can watch the monitor with us.
- Sonde locating marks each problem spot, depth and distance on the surface.
- You receive the video file and a written findings summary with repair options tied to time-stamps.
What the job costs — and what changes the price
An inspection is a flat, standalone service — it does not obligate you to any repair with us. For buyers, it is the cheapest insurance in the entire transaction: a failed lateral costs more than almost any other surprise a Phoenix house can hide.
Questions Phoenix customers ask
Should I get a sewer inspection when buying a Phoenix home?
On any home built before 1990, yes — standard home inspections do not scope the sewer. Valley homes of that era carry cast iron and clay laterals that are now 40–70 years old, and a camera run is the only way to price that risk before closing, while you can still negotiate.
Can a camera inspection find a leak under my slab?
A sewer camera inspects drain lines, not pressurized water lines. For slab water leaks we use acoustic and thermal leak detection instead — different tools, and we will steer you to the right one rather than sell you a camera run that cannot answer your question.
Do I get to keep the video?
Yes — the recording and the written summary are yours, and they stay valid documentation for insurance, for a seller negotiation, or for getting comparable repair quotes from any company.
Book Sewer Camera Inspection in Phoenix
Tell us what you are seeing — a photo of the problem helps — and we will confirm the visit window and the diagnostic fee before anyone is dispatched.
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Sewer Camera Inspection across the Valley
We provide sewer camera inspection throughout the Phoenix metro: Phoenix · Scottsdale · Mesa · Tempe · Chandler · Gilbert · Glendale · Peoria · Surprise · Goodyear · Queen Creek · Avondale.