Salem Sewer Video Inspection

Our sewer camera inspection services show you precisely what’s happening in your sewer lines for fast repairs. Call the Salem experts at Swell Plumbing today at 503-884-4072.

The biggest problem with sewer lines is that knowing when something is wrong is challenging. Clogs and ruptures give off subtle clues, but without knowing exactly what’s happening or if there’s a problem at all can leave you with significant property damage.

Swell Plumbing uses advanced sewer video inspection to identify problems for more effective repairs. Our services are fast, accurate, and reliable. Call us today.

Whatever the problem, you can count on our experts for trusted sewer line repair.

Benefits of Getting a Sewer Camera Inspection

It used to be that you had to dig a hole on your property to expose the sewer line to determine the problem. Today, however, plumbers have advanced tools like video cameras that allow them to see inside the pipe in real-time. Here are a few benefits of hiring a pro for regular drain inspections.

Early Detection
Regular drain inspection lets you detect and repair minor problems before they escalate and cause severe property damage.

It’s Non Invasive
As mentioned, plumbers had to dig up your yard to determine what sewer line problem you had. Now, however, they use high-definition sewer cameras that run the length of the pipe and send video back, all without digging a hole or disrupting your property.

Locating Leaks
Depending on how long your sewer line is, finding the exact location of a leak can be challenging. However, a sewer video inspection shows you precisely where it is for faster repairs.

Our drain line inspection can detect various issues, including:

Blockages

Collapsed or infiltrated lines

Offset joints

Recessed taps

Corrosion

Cracked, broken, or damaged pipes

Displaced pipes

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How Often Should You Schedule a Drain Line Inspection?

Many homeowners and property managers make regular drain line inspection part of their maintenance routine. But how often should you do it?

This depends on various factors, but experts agree that every 2-3 years is right for residential customers. However, your sewer line’s age and repair frequency could affect how often you schedule service. For example, suppose your sewer line is over 50 years old or made from outdated materials like clay or cast iron. In that case, you may want to have it inspected annually because these materials break down the older they get.

Moreover, if you’ve had numerous repairs before, more frequent inspections can alert you to a problem before it becomes a catastrophe.

Finally, be aware of signs of trouble in your main sewer line, such as slow drains, gurgling toilets, sewer odors, and repeated clogs, and call a plumber immediately to determine the problem.

Whether you suspect an issue in your main sewer line or want to prevent the worst from happening, call Swell Plumbing in Salem, OR, for an accurate sewer camera inspection. Book an appointment today by calling 503-884-4072.