One of the major hindrances in diagnosing plumbing issues is that your pipe system is largely unknown. What this basically means is that the pipes are hidden behind walls and in ceilings and leaks, blockages, etc. could legitimately be occurring anywhere. That is however, without the use of an in-line sewer camera inspection used to get a real time report on the condition of your plumbing system.

In-line sewer camera inspections feature a device that physically enters into your drain and pipes. It is outfitted with a camera that transports a clear image back to one of our operators. Using this detailed information we can determine if slow drains and similar plumbing problems are caused by blockages, cracks in the pipes, or other issues.

The Need for In-Line Sewer Camera Inspections

If your home is experiencing issues with the plumbing that is not easily resolved, the best bet may be an in-line sewer camera inspection. With the amount of debris that could potentially enter your plumbing (food, hair, grease, toys, etc) it pays to know exactly what is causing blockages and slow leaks.

Sometimes a camera inspection is the only way to determine the solution to your plumbing problems. It doesn’t make sense to use a drain cleaner if you’re experience low water pressure because of cracks in a pipe. In essence, a camera inspection and a definitive report of the problem could actually save you money and time from performing multiple incorrect troubleshoot methods.

In-line sewer camera inspections can also be performed as a proactive or precautionary method. If you’re buying a new house it could be very financially rewarding to know the condition of the plumbing. Even just having your plumbing lines inspected on a semi-regular basis will provide sound peace of mind that is invaluable – you can plan a repair ahead of the fact instead of being caught in an emergency situation.

The True Value of Camera Inspections

What an inspection basically does is take the guesswork out of your plumbing repairs. The flexible rod travels around corners and gives a 360° view of the inner workings of the pipe. Not only is high resolution video returned, but so is a transmission of the exact depth and physical location of any issues that may be encountered. We can identify pipes that are cracked, corroded, misaligned, punctured, off-grade, etc. The camera will report what is causing clogs (hair, grease, tree roots, etc.) and exactly where.

Any time is the right time to get an in-line sewer camera inspection from Mango Plumbing. If you’re experiencing a slow drain or clog, we can find the culprit in minutes. If you just want to know the condition of your plumbing and if any repairs seem imminent, our services report that as well. Give us a call today and we can schedule your next (or first) camera inspection.