Sewer Camera Inspections
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A sewer camera inspection is a smart investment for any homeowner looking to avoid costly plumbing repairs. At Villas Plumbing & Air Conditioning, we use specialized cameras to see inside your pipes and catch issues early—before they turn into bigger problems. Instead of guessing or blindly snaking a drain, we can pinpoint the exact cause of your plumbing trouble and address both the main problem and any additional concerns.
Backfalls & Bellies
One of the most common issues we discover with sewer cameras is backfall and bellies. This happens when the pipe’s pitch is incorrect, causing water and debris to collect in dips rather than flow properly.
These problem areas usually require replacing a section of the pipe or, in more severe cases, the entire plumbing system—depending on the customer’s preference. We also find root intrusions and breaks, which typically need small spot repairs where we dig up and replace just a few feet of the line. Normal clogs caused by grease and debris can be cleared with standard drain cleaning methods.
Sewer Inspection on New Home Purchase
Getting a sewer camera inspection before purchasing a home is especially important. It lets buyers know exactly what to expect from the plumbing system before moving in. The inspection reveals the quality and condition of the pipes and any repairs needed. This information can be used during the home buying process to negotiate repairs or price adjustments, helping you avoid surprises after closing.
We highly recommend sewer camera inspections for any home, but especially those built before 1975. Older homes often have cast iron drains, which are prone to deterioration over time. Even new homes can have hidden issues caused during construction that may not be obvious until after you move in.
Whether your house is brand new or several decades old, a sewer camera inspection is a wise step to protect your investment and give you peace of mind.
At Villas Plumbing & Air Conditioning, we provide thorough, honest inspections so you know exactly what’s happening beneath your floors.