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You’ll watch real-time footage of your pipes on our monitor and get a written report with GPS coordinates showing precisely where issues exist. No more digging up your entire yard hoping to find the problem.
When you can see tree roots choking your line or cracks letting groundwater in, you make informed decisions about repairs instead of paying for expensive guesswork. Our high-definition cameras travel through pipes as small as 2 inches and as large as 8 feet, reaching areas other companies can’t access.
You get recorded footage saved for future reference and detailed documentation that insurance companies and contractors actually need.
We’ve been helping Southampton families since 1998, back when most companies were still guessing at pipe problems. We understand Southampton’s unique challenges – from sandy soil that shifts and causes pipe bellies to seasonal population surges that stress older systems beyond their original capacity.
Our family-owned business knows that summer brings 2-3 times normal usage to many Southampton properties. We’ve seen how tree roots from those beautiful oak and maple trees work their way into tiny cracks and completely block lines 40 feet underground.
You’re working with Suffolk County Consumer Affairs licensed professionals who carry full insurance for your protection. We support our local veterans, first responders, and seniors because this community supports us.
We start by locating your cleanout access point and inserting our waterproof camera into your pipe system. You’ll watch live footage on our monitor as the camera travels through your lines, showing you exactly what’s happening inside.
Our cameras can navigate 90-degree turns and travel up to 300 feet, which covers even the largest Southampton properties. When we find problems, we mark the precise location with GPS coordinates so future repairs happen in the right spot without damaging your landscaping or sprinkler systems.
The entire process typically takes 1-3 hours depending on your system size. You get immediate findings plus a detailed written report within 24 hours that shows problem locations, severity levels, and recommended solutions.
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Every camera inspection includes complete video documentation of your pipe system with foot-counter measurements showing exact problem locations. You receive a USB drive with all footage for your records and future contractor consultations.
Southampton’s sandy soil creates specific drainage challenges that we document during inspection. We identify pipe bellies where waste gets trapped, root intrusion points where trees find their way in, and areas where ground shifting has caused cracks or separations.
Our reports include photos of problem areas, severity assessments, and repair recommendations prioritized by urgency. If you need repairs, we offer discounts on the inspection fee when you choose us for the work.
Camera inspection typically costs $300-500 depending on your system complexity and pipe length. This investment prevents thousands in unnecessary repairs by showing you exactly what needs attention.
Many Southampton homeowners discover that their “major pipe replacement” actually needs simple root removal or targeted repair in one specific area. When you can see the problem, you avoid paying for work you don’t need.
We offer inspection discounts when you choose us for any needed repairs, making the diagnostic process even more affordable.
Our cameras identify tree root intrusion, pipe cracks, bellies where waste collects, grease buildup, foreign objects, and structural damage from ground shifting. Southampton’s sandy soil creates unique challenges that camera inspection reveals clearly.
We commonly find root problems from oak and maple trees that squeeze through tiny cracks and grow until they completely block your line. Pipe bellies form when sandy soil shifts over time, creating low spots where waste gets trapped and causes backups.
Camera inspection also shows us scale buildup from Long Island’s hard water, channeling in older clay pipes, and areas where pipes have separated or collapsed from ground movement.
Yes, camera inspection works for both cesspool and septic systems. We can examine distribution lines, check for structural damage in tanks, and identify blockages that affect system performance.
Many Southampton properties have older cesspool systems that benefit from regular camera inspection to catch problems before they cause expensive failures. We can see if distribution lines are clogged with roots or if the cesspool walls have structural issues.
Camera inspection helps determine if your system needs pumping, repair, or more extensive work, giving you accurate information to make the right decisions about maintenance and upgrades.
Our professional camera equipment can inspect pipes from 2 inches to 8 feet in diameter and travel up to 300 feet through your system. This covers even the largest Southampton properties from house to street connection.
The cameras navigate 90-degree turns and work in tight spaces where cheaper equipment fails. We can inspect your entire system in one visit, from your house connection through distribution lines to the main sewer line.
Our equipment includes locating technology that pinpoints problem areas from above ground, so we know exactly where issues exist without guessing or unnecessary excavation.
Absolutely. Sewer line replacement costs $8,000-$25,000, so you need to know what you’re buying. Most home inspections don’t include sewer line evaluation because inspectors can’t see underground pipes.
Southampton has many older homes with clay or cast iron pipes that may have root damage, cracks, or structural problems not visible from the surface. Camera inspection reveals the true condition of underground systems before you commit to purchase.
Our inspection reports help negotiate repair costs with sellers or give you peace of mind that the sewer system is in good condition. Many buyers discover expensive problems that would have been costly surprises after closing.
When we find problems, you see them immediately on our monitor and receive detailed documentation showing exact locations, severity levels, and recommended solutions. You make informed decisions based on real evidence, not guesswork.
We prioritize problems by urgency – some issues need immediate attention while others can be monitored or scheduled for convenient timing. You get honest recommendations about what needs repair now versus what can wait.
If you choose us for repairs, we offer discounts on the inspection fee and know precisely where to work without damaging your property. You avoid the “let’s try this and see if it works” approach that wastes money and time.
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