Sewer Camera Inspection New Orleans, LA

If you suspect tree roots have penetrated your pipes or you aren’t sure what’s ailing your drain and sewer lines, it is important to call our plumbers for a sewer camera inspection. A video camera inspection allows us to see the inside of your pipes and solve the mystery. If there is an issue with your pipes, we will know exactly what it is and where it is, and we will be able to offer you the right solutions. Sewer lines can be damaged by many different things, including but not limited to invasive tree roots, normal wear and tear, earthquakes, and improper installation.

The job of a sewer camera inspection is to find out the exact cause and location of the problem inside the pipe, as well as its nature and severity. For in-depth and accurate sewer camera inspections in New Orleans, LA, and surrounding areas, don’t hesitate to contact the expert plumbers at Saia Plumbing Inc.

Think you might have a problem with your sewer pipes? Call Saia Plumbing Inc. at (504) 386-5243  to have a sewer camera inspection done by skilled plumbers. 

What Happens During a Camera Inspection of Drains?

Sewer inspection cameras are designed for inspecting pipes 2–6 inches in diameter and are hand-operated. During the process, our plumber will attach a camera to the end of a reel and then push it by hand. The camera has lights to see and can travel up to around 175 feet down your sewer line from the access points. As the camera moves inside the pipe, it records everything it sees for later analysis.

When to Schedule a Sewer Camera Inspection

A plumbing emergency should not be the only reason to contact a plumber in New Orleans, LA. We also recommend homeowners and business owners get into the habit of scheduling regular sewer camera inspections. 

Here are a few of the most important times when you should hire a professional sewer camera inspection service:

• During a Home Remodeling or Landscaping Project: A sewer camera inspection should also be done when making changes to your home or yard that could affect how well the sewer line works.
• Your Sewer Lines Are Older and Susceptible to Damage: If you have an older sewer line system, a video camera inspection can help you spot hidden issues that should be taken care of early before they worsen and become costly to repair.
• Slow Drains: If you have noticed slow drains, a sewer camera inspection is a good idea before you sign up for a sewer line repair. An inspection will allow you to know whether a repair or replacement is the best option for the problem in your sewer line.
• Before Buying a Home: It is important to know the condition of your plumbing pipes before purchasing a new home. You certainly do not want to get yourself into major repairs, such as costly sewer line replacements.