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Residential Plumbing Video Camera Inspection in Austin, TX

Find blockages, leaks, and structural issues in your sewer line with a residential plumbing video camera inspection in Austin, TX. Not sure what’s causing those repeat blockages? Sewer system not working as well as it should? At Mr. Rooter of Austin, TX, we can feed a camera into the line to see exactly what’s wrong with it before recommending a repair.

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  • As soon as you clear one blockage, another one appears—now what? Well, we can conduct a sewer line camera inspection to find the root cause of the problem, including roots! Tree root intrusions are one of the most common causes of repeat blockages. Issues can also result from grease, fat, oil, and hygiene products, as well as sewer line damage.

  • Sewage is supposed to smell bad. However, your lines should be clear, so you shouldn’t be getting a whiff of sewage every time you leave your home. It may indicate a blockage, and with a residential plumbing inspection, we can find the cause and location of that blockage.

  • We recommend a residential sewer camera inspection for any Austin homes with aging plumbing systems. The older your system, the more prone it is to corrosion and structural damage. It may be fine, but it doesn’t hurt to check. It could save you a lot of time, hassle, and money down the line.

Mr. Rooter technician showing a customer a sewer camera.

How Does a Drain Line Video Inspection Work?

If you call us to schedule a residential plumbing video camera inspection in Austin, TX, we’ll send a team to your home at a convenient time. They will ask a few questions and then feed a camera into your sewer lines. They don’t need to dig any holes or tear up your floorboards, and will get a real-time, HD feed directly from the waterproof camera.

After checking your sewer lines, they’ll find blockages, cracks, leaks, bellying, and other damage. They will then report their findings to you. Our technicians will recommend any necessary repairs and can also discuss trenchless pipelining if any heavily damaged sections of your piping need to be replaced.

What Issues Can an Underground Pipe Camera Inspection Find?

With a sewer or drain line video inspection, we can identify all major issues, including cracks, leaks, and corrosion, as well as blockages and tree root intrusions. The real-time footage will also show the technician the extent of the damage or blockage.

If they fix the pipe or clear the blockage, they’ll conduct another camera inspection to make sure everything works.

Why Should You Schedule a Plumbing Camera Inspection in Austin, TX?

You don’t always know what’s happening in your sewer lines. Tree roots could be slipping through cracks and snaking their way into your lines. You could have bellying or subsidence. It could be a blockage of fat, hygiene products, or both—one that you can’t remove with simple mechanical augering.

A video camera inspection shows you exactly what’s happening in your sewer lines. More importantly, it does the job without excavating the pipes and damaging your yard. Not only is it a great way to pinpoint the locations of cracks, leaks, blockages, and anything else that’s interrupting the flow in your home, but it can also highlight smaller issues that may develop if they’re not fixed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes, sewer camera inspections can tell if you have a blockage in the line. It will also show the technician the size and composition of the blockage, as well as its location.

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