Sewer Camera Inspection in Buffalo, NY

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At Jim Ando Plumbing, we offer sewer camera inspections in Buffalo and the surrounding areas. Our plumbers are highly trained and experienced, and we use the latest technology to provide accurate results.

We are committed to providing our customers with the best possible service, and we stand behind the quality of our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Call us today at (716) 325-4857 to schedule your sewer camera inspection.

What Is a Sewer Camera Inspection?

A sewer camera inspection is a non-invasive way to inspect the condition of your sewer line. A small, flexible camera is inserted into the sewer line through a cleanout or other access point. The camera is attached to a flexible rod that allows the technician to control the camera and see the inside of the pipe on a monitor.

During the inspection, the technician will look for any problems, such as clogs, blockages, tree root intrusion, or damage to the pipe. The camera can also be used to locate the exact location of the problem, which can help the technician determine the best way to repair the pipe.

Common problems that can be detected with a sewer camera inspection include:

• Cracked or broken pipes
• Collapsed pipes
• Offset or misaligned pipes
• Blockages or clogs
• Tree root intrusion
• Corrosion or rust
• Leaking joints

Once the inspection is complete, the technician will provide you with a detailed report of their findings. If any problems are detected, the technician will also provide you with a list of recommended repairs and an estimate for the cost of the repairs.

When Should You Schedule a Sewer Camera Inspection?

A sewer camera inspection is a good idea if you are experiencing any of the following problems:

• Slow drains: If you have one or more slow drains in your home, it could be a sign of a clog or blockage in your sewer line. A sewer camera inspection can help you determine the cause of the problem and the best way to fix it.
• Multiple clogged drains: If you have multiple clogged drains in your home, it could be a sign of a clog or blockage in your main sewer line. A sewer camera inspection can help you locate the clog and determine the best way to remove it.
• Sewer odors: If you notice a foul smell coming from your drains or your yard, it could be a sign of a problem with your sewer line. A sewer camera inspection can help you locate the source of the problem and determine the best way to fix it.
• Backups or overflows: If your sewer line is clogged or blocked, it can cause sewage to back up into your home or yard. A sewer camera inspection can help you locate the clog and determine the best way to remove it.
• High water bills: If you have a leak in your sewer line, it can cause your water bill to increase. A sewer camera inspection can help you locate the leak and determine the best way to fix it.

In addition to these problems, a sewer camera inspection is also a good idea if you are buying a new home or if you are planning to remodel your home. A sewer camera inspection can help you determine the condition of the sewer line and identify any potential problems before you buy the home or start the remodel.

What Are the Benefits of a Sewer Camera Inspection?

The benefits of a sewer camera inspection include:

• Accurate results: A sewer camera inspection provides accurate results that can help you determine the condition of your sewer line and the best way to fix any problems.
• Non-invasive: A sewer camera inspection is a non-invasive way to inspect your sewer line. The camera is inserted into the sewer line through a cleanout or other access point, which means that there is no need to dig up your yard or tear down your walls to inspect the pipe.
• Quick and easy: A sewer camera inspection can be completed in just a few hours, which means that you can get the results you need quickly and easily.
• Cost-effective: A sewer camera inspection is a cost-effective way to inspect your sewer line. The cost of a sewer camera inspection is much less than the cost of digging up your yard or tearing down your walls to inspect the pipe.
• Preventive maintenance: A sewer camera inspection can help you identify any potential problems with your sewer line before they become major issues. This can help you avoid costly repairs and keep your sewer line in good condition.