Sewer Scope Inspection

A sewer scope inspection provides a detailed view inside your sewer line using specialized camera equipment. Whether you're dealing with recurring plumbing issues, purchasing a home, or simply want to understand the condition of your sewer system, a sewer scope inspection helps identify hidden problems before they become costly repairs.

At 2 Sons Plumbing and Sewer, our licensed plumbers use professional sewer scope equipment to evaluate your sewer line and provide honest recommendations based on what we find.

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Advanced Camera Equipment
Upfront Pricing
Licensed plumber performing a sewer scope inspection

Why Sewer Scope Inspections Matter

Many sewer line issues develop underground where they cannot be seen. Cracks, root intrusion, offsets, corrosion, and partial collapses often go unnoticed until they begin causing backups or expensive damage. A sewer scope inspection allows plumbers to identify these issues without unnecessary digging.

Video inspection camera inside a residential sewer line

Quick Facts

Detects hidden sewer line problems.
Helps evaluate older sewer systems.
Useful before purchasing a home.
Supports accurate repair recommendations.

COMMON CAUSES

Home Purchase Inspections
Recurring Drain Backups
Tree Root Intrusion
Slow Sewer Line
Aging Sewer Pipes
Suspected Underground Damage

Signs You Should Schedule a Sewer Scope Inspection

Recurring drain clogs
Multiple slow drains
Sewer odors
Gurgling toilets
Frequent backups
Wet spots in the yard
Older plumbing system
Unexplained sewer problems
Identifying sewer issues early can help prevent more extensive repairs and property damage.
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Our Sewer Scope Inspection Process

1

Review your plumbing concerns

2

Access the sewer cleanout

3

Insert the inspection camera

4

Evaluate the condition of the pipe

5

Explain the findings

6

Recommend repair or maintenance options if needed

When Is a Sewer Scope Inspection Recommended?

Inspection

Diagnose recurring issues
Evaluate pipe condition
Inspect before purchasing a home
Confirm repair needs

Repair

Cracked or collapsed pipe
Root intrusion requiring repair
Severe structural defects
Active sewer failures

Our goal is to provide accurate information so you can make informed decisions about your sewer system.

How To Prepare

1

Limit water use if backups are occurring

2

Keep sewer cleanout accessible

3

Note recurring plumbing issues

4

Gather previous sewer records if available

5

Keep pets away from work areas

6

Schedule service

Accessible sewer cleanout for sewer scope inspection

Questions Our Plumbers
Get Every Week

What is a sewer scope inspection?

Tree roots, corrosion, shifting soil, grease buildup, and aging pipes are among the most common causes.

Is a sewer scope inspection different from a sewer camera inspection?
Should I get a sewer scope before buying a home?
Can a sewer scope find tree roots?
Will the inspection damage my pipes?
Can it identify collapsed sewer lines?
Will I receive an explanation of the findings?
Does every issue require repair?

WHY HOMEOWNERS CHOOSE 2 SONS

Our licensed plumbers use advanced diagnostic technology, honest recommendations, and quality workmanship to accurately evaluate sewer systems.

Experienced Technicians
Advanced Camera Equipment
Honest Recommendations
Quality Workmanship

Related Services

Sewer Camera Inspection
Sewer Line Repair
Sewer Line Replacement
Hydro Jetting
Sewer Cleaning
• Drain Cleaning

Need a Sewer Scope Inspection?

If you're buying a home or experiencing recurring sewer problems, contact 2 Sons Plumbing and Sewer to schedule a professional sewer scope inspection.

Licensed
Insured
Advanced Camera Equipment