Back when 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service began in 1992, sewer inspection cameras were just starting to make their way into the marketplace. Thankfully for technicians and homeowners, this handy diagnostic tool advanced a great deal in the ensuing decades. Not only are inspection cameras more accurate than ever before, but they are also far less expensive than in the 1990s. This means 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service can now offer customers in Glendale high-definition sewer screenings at a fair rate.
If you’re experiencing any issues with your sewage lines in Glendale, feel free to ask about 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service’s professional camera inspection services. With our state-of-the-art equipment, we can quickly diagnose your sewage issues and put together an affordable & actionable treatment plan.
What is a Sewer Camera Inspection?
A sewer camera inspection is a standard diagnostic test that uses a waterproof camera to examine potential defects in your drains. Our technicians will first snake a camera line into whatever pipes are causing you problems. As the camera makes its way down your drains, you will instantly see images relayed to our rooter’s video monitor.
The benefit of using a sewer camera inspection is that it takes all the guesswork out of fixing a sewage issue. Our high-quality cameras can easily pick up the most common problems that cause drainage issues, including tree roots, holes, or misalignments. With all of this valuable information, 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service can provide a thorough evaluation of your drainage issues and formulate the best possible solution.
What Makes 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service’s Camera So Special?
At 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service, we pride ourselves on offering Glendale’s residents the latest and greatest plumbing technologies. In the case of our camera inspection services, 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service uses a fantastically flexible Ridged See Snake that can travel an incredible 200 feet.
On top of the Ridged See Snake’s impressive length, our camera can record pristine high-definition images in full color. Our Ridged See Snake also has strong signaling capabilities that let our rooters know precisely where any problem areas are.
As a bonus, all of the visual information we record is instantly stored in an internal memory card. That means our technicians can review all of the data multiple times and send out copies to any interested third parties.
FAQs On Sewer Camera Inspections
Since sewer camera inspections are relatively new, customers often have questions about how this technology works. Here are a few of the most common questions we receive at 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service related to our camera services.
By the way, if you have any questions that aren’t addressed below, please feel free to speak with us directly by calling (602) 290-1448.
Why Would I Want to Use a Sewer Camera Inspection?
Usually, people call 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service for a camera inspection after they notice something wrong with their drainage system. There are, however, many other potential uses of camera inspections you might be interested to learn.
For instance, our Ridged See Snake can help you retrieve any valuables that may have accidentally taken a plunge down your pipes. Whether you dropped a ring, a retainer, or a precious family heirloom, why not give 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service a call to see if our camera could help?
Another widespread use of our sewer camera inspections is to check the health of your pipes before you invest in renovation projects. A thorough understanding of your drains will help you more accurately plan remodeling plans for your kitchen, bathroom, or anywhere else drains come into play.
Relators might also need a reliable sewer camera inspection to help assess the value of a particular property. Finding out the health of a home’s sewage system is critical info for any prospective homebuyers.
Can I Use Sewer Camera Inspections for General Maintenance?
Yes, sewer camera inspections could be used to keep tabs on the health of your drains. Because camera inspections are non-invasive, they are an easy, safe, and reliable way to catch problematic pipes before they become significant issues.
How often should you get a maintenance camera inspection? Well, that largely depends on how old your pipes are. In general, one camera inspection per year is usually sufficient.
If you live in the Glendale area and have any questions about sewer camera inspections for your pipes, we suggest giving 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service at (602) 290-1448.
Is There Anything Sewer Cameras Can’t See?
Since sewer cameras can only give us a view of a pipe’s interior, it’s sometimes difficult to get a clear reading on subtle leaks. This is especially true if you have very thick pipelines made with materials like cast-iron or PVC.
It takes the experienced eye of an expert plumber like 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service’s Ron to distinguish between minor scratches and major issues. In addition to camera inspection data, 59 Rooter & Plumbing Service carefully listens to each client’s complaints during an inspection to help us reach a diagnosis. Our technicians will be transparent about whatever conclusions we reach and take the time to walk you through our reasoning.
