Sewer Scoping
When was the last time someone actually looked inside the sewer line? That’s worth knowing when you’re buying a home or when your own system has years of service behind it.
Moses Home Inspections Inc takes the inspection underground with professional sewer scoping. Our team gives you a direct look at the line’s condition and what’s happening beneath the property. Using a specialized camera, we inspect the line from the inside and identify any problems that warrant your attention.
Call (506) 512-2101 to schedule a sewer camera inspection with our certified master inspector.
Why Is Sewer Scoping Important?
Sewer scoping helps protect the investment you’re making in a home. The condition of the line affects the property long after the purchase is complete, so it’s worth knowing what you’re taking on.
For homeowners, that investment is already yours. Knowing the condition of the line gives you a chance to address concerns before they become more disruptive or expensive to fix.
Knowing the line’s condition helps you avoid entering a purchase, repair, or ownership decision with unknowns.
Moses Home Inspections Inc’s Sewer Camera Inspection
Moses Home Inspections Inc uses specialized camera equipment to inspect the sewer line from the house to the main sewer line or septic tank. We follow the camera through the pipe to examine its condition and identify problems along the way.
Our process includes:
Once the inspection is complete, we’ll provide an on-site summary of what we found inside the sewer line. If you have questions after reviewing your inspection report, our team will remain available to explain the findings and answer them.
What Damages Sewer Lines?
Sewer lines are built for years of regular use, but the conditions around them don’t stay the same. As pipes age and the surrounding ground shifts, the line becomes more vulnerable to damage.
Small cracks or loose joints give tree roots a way into the pipe, where continued growth restricts flow and worsens existing damage. Ground movement also puts pressure on the line, causing sections to shift or sag over time.
As these problems develop, waste and debris have a harder time moving through the pipe. The result can be recurring blockages, poor drainage, backups, and further deterioration.
When Should You Get Sewer Scoping?
Sewer scoping is useful when you need reliable information about a sewer line before making decisions about a property. It’s also worth considering when changes in drainage or the line’s history give you a reason to inspect its condition.
It’s a good idea to get an inspection:
You don’t have to wait for a complete sewer backup to inspect the line. Camera inspections document its current condition and identify issues that require attention.
Get Your Sewer Line Scoped Today
A little certainty makes a big difference when you’re making decisions about a home. Moses Home Inspections Inc provides professional sewer scoping so you can move forward knowing an important part of the property has been properly inspected. We bring the same care and attention to this service that we bring to every home inspection, because the details matter when it’s your property and your decision.
Looking for sewer scoping? Contact us at (506) 512-2101.