Video Camera Inspections

Video camera inspections let us see inside pipes and drain lines without any guesswork. A waterproof camera on a flexible cable travels through the line and sends back a live picture, showing exactly what is happening below the surface. This helps identify the cause of slow drains, recurring clogs, or unexplained leaks before any digging or repair work begins.

When This Service Helps

Recurring Clogs — A camera can reveal buildup, root intrusion, or blockages that keep coming back.
Sewer Line Concerns — Cracks, offsets, or collapsed sections in sewer lines are often easier to confirm on camera than to guess from the surface.
Older Homes — Aging pipe materials can shift or corrode over time, and a visual check shows their current condition.
Pre-Purchase or Renovation Checks — Reviewing the condition of existing lines before a kitchen or bath renovation helps avoid surprises later.

What the Inspection Shows

Pipe Condition — Cracks, corrosion, and joint separation become visible along the pipe wall.
Blockage Location — Camera footage helps pinpoint exactly where a clog or obstruction sits in the line.
Material and Layout — Useful for understanding how existing plumbing systems are routed, especially in older properties.

Christopher Stamp, MP, a licensed Master Plumber in New Jersey, performs these inspections as part of the practice's broader drain cleaning and sewer line services.