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Your drains are backing up again. The kitchen sink gurgles when you run the washing machine. Something’s wrong, but you don’t know what or where.
Most companies show up and start digging holes in your yard, hoping they’ll find the problem. That’s expensive guesswork that damages your landscaping and wastes your money.
Our camera inspection shows you exactly what’s happening inside your pipes. You see the blockage, the crack, or the root intrusion on a monitor in real-time. No digging. No guessing. Just clear answers that help you make smart decisions about repairs.
We’ve served Peconic and Suffolk County families for over 25 years. We’ve built our reputation on honest work, fair prices, and no surprise charges.
As a family-owned company, we understand what it means to protect your home and your budget. We’re not just another cesspool company – we’re your neighbors who’ve been here since 1998, earning over 325 five-star reviews from customers who trust us with their most important investment.
When Peconic homeowners need reliable septic services, they call us because they know the job will be done right the first time.
First, we locate the best access point to your sewer line – usually through a cleanout or sometimes a toilet connection. Our technician explains everything before starting so you know what to expect.
Next, we insert a waterproof camera on a flexible cable into your pipes. This professional-grade camera travels through your entire system, even navigating 90-degree turns and pipes as small as 2 inches. You watch the live footage on a monitor, seeing exactly what’s happening inside your lines.
Finally, you get a detailed report with GPS coordinates showing precisely where any problems are located. If repairs are needed, we know exactly where to work without damaging your sprinkler system, utilities, or landscaping. No more digging up half your yard to find one small problem.
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Every camera inspection includes crystal-clear video footage that shows the true condition of your pipes. You see cracks, blockages, root intrusions, and deteriorated sections that could cause problems down the road.
In Peconic, where most homes rely on septic systems, regular camera inspections are especially valuable. Suffolk County’s sandy soil and mature trees create unique challenges – roots seeking water often invade sewer lines, and shifting soil can crack older pipes.
The inspection fee often gets credited toward any necessary repairs, so you’re not paying twice. You get accurate diagnosis, fair pricing, and the confidence that comes from knowing exactly what you’re dealing with before making any decisions about your septic system.
Most residential camera inspections in Peconic range from $200 to $400, depending on your pipe length and accessibility. This small investment can save you thousands by catching problems early.
Compare that to emergency sewer repairs that start around $3,000 and quickly reach $10,000 or more when pipes need replacement. The inspection pays for itself by identifying issues while they’re still manageable and affordable to fix.
Many times, the inspection fee gets credited toward repair work, so you’re not paying extra for the diagnosis. You get clear answers about your system’s condition and can make informed decisions about maintenance or repairs.
The camera shows you everything inside your pipes – blockages from grease or debris, cracks in the pipe walls, root intrusions, collapsed sections, and areas where pipes have shifted or separated.
You’ll see the exact condition of your sewer line from your house to the street connection. The camera can identify problems that aren’t visible from the surface, like small cracks that could become major breaks or roots that are starting to invade your system.
The high-definition footage clearly shows pipe material, joint connections, and any areas of concern. You get a complete picture of your system’s health, not just guesswork about what might be wrong.
No digging required. The camera inspection is completely non-invasive – that’s the whole point. The waterproof camera goes through existing access points like cleanouts or toilet connections.
This saves your landscaping, sprinkler systems, and hardscaping from unnecessary damage. Traditional methods often require excavation just to locate problems, which can cost hundreds or thousands in yard restoration.
If repairs are needed after the inspection, the GPS coordinates show exactly where to work. This means minimal digging in the precise location rather than tearing up your entire yard hoping to find the problem.
Most residential camera inspections take 1-3 hours, depending on your system’s length and complexity. Simple inspections of shorter lines can be completed in about an hour.
Our technician needs time to set up equipment, navigate the camera through your entire system, and review footage with you. We’ll also prepare a detailed report with findings and recommendations.
You can watch the inspection in real-time on the monitor, so you see exactly what the camera finds. There’s no waiting days for results – you get answers immediately and can discuss next steps right away.
Schedule an inspection when you notice slow drains, recurring backups, gurgling sounds, or sewage odors around your property. These are early warning signs that something’s wrong with your system.
Regular inspections every 2-3 years are smart preventive maintenance, especially for homes with mature trees nearby or systems over 15 years old. Suffolk County’s soil conditions and tree roots make regular monitoring particularly important.
You should also get an inspection before buying or selling a home, after heavy storms that might have damaged underground pipes, or if you’re planning renovations that could affect your plumbing system.
The camera inspection is completely safe and won’t damage your pipes. The waterproof camera is designed specifically for sewer and drain inspection, with a flexible cable that moves easily through pipes without causing harm.
Professional-grade cameras are built to navigate bends, joints, and varying pipe sizes without scratching or damaging pipe walls. The process is gentler than traditional snaking or rooter services.
The inspection actually helps protect your system by identifying potential problems before they cause damage. Early detection means smaller, less invasive repairs rather than major emergencies that could require extensive excavation or pipe replacement.
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