Seeing Inside the Line Before We Recommend a Fix
We run a video camera through the main sewer line to see exactly what’s happening underground before recommending any repair. A camera inspection replaces guesswork with a clear picture of the pipe, and it’s often the first step before sewer repair or sewer cleaning begins.
Signs You Need a Sewer Camera Inspection
Recurring drain backups. If backups keep coming back after clearing, the main line likely has a structural problem, not just another clog.
Slow drains throughout the house. When every drain is slow at once, not just one fixture, the cause is usually further down the line, where only a camera can see it.
Buying or selling an older home. Bergen County’s median home dates to around 1960, and the clay and cast iron sewer laterals from that era are now approaching 60 to 70 years old. A camera inspection before closing shows buyers and sellers the line’s actual condition.
