High Definition Color Sewer Camera Video pipe inspection

Septic Camera

What is a sewer camera Inspection?

We use a sewer camera to conduct our video pipe Inspections as a service we offer to our customers for the purpose of gathering more information about a homes plumbing system.


We use High Definition color sewer cameras to see within the plumbing system itself which can speak volumes about a homes integrity or show potential problem areas that might need future attention. 


Either way when you have a Video Inspection performed it lets you know what you are dealing with. 

When using a sewer camera to conduct a video Inspection it gives you piece of mind that there isn’t underlying problems that wouldn’t be noticeable without a video inspection.

Sewer Camera

What are sewer camera's used for and when?

Weather you have an acute blockage in your drains or just buying a home or selling a home and want piece of mind that there is no damage in the plumbing. A sewer camera will clarify things so that you have a better idea the condition of the plumbing system buried under ground.


If you don’t have an idea where your septic tank is.  We can use our sewer camera along with a locator to find where your septic tank is or where your city sewer line is as well. Also if your experiencing an acute problem it can help to visually check pipes for any damage or obstructions the pipe may have.


If you have plumbing under concrete in a basement or if the home was built on a concrete pad and your having acute drainage problems. It can be helpful to have a sewer camera make a pass through to identify and determine problem areas.   

What are sewer camera locating wands?

Septic locator

Locators are electronic wands that receive the signal from inside my camera so that we can pin point the exact location of the image we can see on screen while inside the pipe with our camera. We can also locate a septic tank or a city sewer line and determine what the integrity of the pipe is. 

To learn more about how to maintain a septic system click here. To learn more about how a septic tank operates click here. For a helpful Tennessee septic system resource click here.

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