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You’re tired of companies telling you what might be wrong with your sewer line. Maybe it’s roots. Maybe it’s a break. Maybe it’s a clog. But nobody actually knows until they look.
That’s where camera inspection changes everything. Instead of digging up your yard based on a guess, you see the real problem on video. You know exactly where it is, how bad it is, and what it’ll actually take to fix it.
No more throwing money at problems that don’t exist. No more surprise costs when the “simple fix” turns into something bigger. Just clear answers that help you make smart decisions about your West Islip property.
We’ve been serving West Islip and Suffolk County since 1998. We’re the local family business that shows up when your neighbors need straight answers about their sewer problems.
We’ve seen it all in West Islip—from tree roots working their way into older lines to the grease buildup that’s common in kitchen drains around here. Our camera equipment doesn’t lie, and neither do we.
When we inspect your line, you get the full video on a USB drive. That way, if you want a second opinion or need to show a contractor exactly what’s wrong, you have proof of what we found.
We start by finding the best access point to your sewer line—usually through a cleanout, sometimes through a toilet connection. Then we feed our waterproof camera through your pipes, recording everything we see.
The camera travels the full length of your line, showing us cracks, blockages, root intrusion, or whatever else might be causing problems. You watch the whole thing on our monitor in real time, so there’s no mystery about what we’re finding.
When we’re done, you get a detailed report with the video footage and exact measurements showing where any problems are located. If repairs are needed, you know precisely what you’re dealing with and can make informed decisions about next steps.
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Your camera inspection includes everything you need to understand your sewer system’s condition. We provide high-definition video footage, GPS coordinates of problem areas, and a written report you can share with contractors or use for insurance claims.
This matters in West Islip because many homes here have mature trees that can cause root intrusion issues. Instead of repeatedly clearing the same blockage, camera inspection shows you whether roots are the real problem or if there’s something else going on.
For homebuyers in the area, camera inspection is especially valuable. With older sewer lines common throughout West Islip, you want to know what you’re getting into before you close. A $300 inspection can save you from a $15,000 surprise later.
Most residential camera inspections in West Islip run between $200-$400, depending on your pipe length and how easy it is to access your sewer line. Compare that to emergency sewer repairs that start around $3,000 and can easily hit $10,000 or more.
The inspection pays for itself by catching problems while they’re still manageable. Plus, if you decide to have us handle any repairs we find, we often credit the inspection fee toward the work. You’re not paying twice for the same service.
Our cameras show you everything inside your sewer line—cracks, root intrusion, blockages, pipe deterioration, and buildup from grease or debris. We can even locate lost items that fell down your drains.
The video quality is clear enough that you can see exactly what’s causing your problems. We record everything and give you a USB drive with the footage, so you have proof of the pipe’s condition. No more taking someone’s word for what might be wrong down there.
Absolutely. Many West Islip homes have older sewer systems, and regular home inspections don’t include underground pipes. You could be buying into a $10,000+ sewer line replacement without knowing it.
Camera inspection gives you leverage in negotiations if problems are found, or peace of mind if everything looks good. It’s a small cost compared to what sewer line replacement runs in this area. Most real estate agents and buyers who’ve been through sewer surprises wish they’d done the inspection first.
For most West Islip homes, every 3-5 years is smart preventive maintenance. If you have large trees near your sewer line—which is common around here—consider every 2-3 years since roots are more likely to cause problems.
Also get inspection done if you’re having recurring drain issues, slow drainage, or gurgling sounds from your toilets. These are early warning signs that something’s developing in your main line. Catching it early with camera inspection can save you from a messy basement backup later.
No, camera inspection is completely non-invasive. Our waterproof cameras are designed to travel through pipes without causing any damage. The camera is flexible enough to navigate turns and bends in your sewer line safely.
This is actually one of the biggest advantages of camera inspection—we can thoroughly examine your entire sewer system without digging, drilling, or disrupting your property in any way. Your landscaping, driveway, and lawn stay untouched while we get a complete picture of what’s happening underground.
If we find issues, you get a detailed report showing exactly what’s wrong and where it’s located. We’ll explain your options—some problems can be cleared with jetting, others might need spot repairs, and occasionally a section needs replacement.
The key is you’re making decisions based on facts, not guesswork. You know the exact location of problems, so if excavation is needed, we dig in the right spot the first time. No tearing up your entire yard hoping to find the issue. You save money and avoid unnecessary property damage.
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