High-resolution Camera Scopes
High-resolution Camera Scopes | Main Line Issues | Plumbing | Halls
When something goes wrong deep in the pipes beneath your Halls home, guessing is costly and tearing up floors is messy. HEP’s high-resolution camera scopes glide through the darkness, streaming crystal-clear video to our technicians so we can pinpoint blockages, breaks, and those stubborn main line issues without an inch of unnecessary digging.
Armed with this real-time footage, we show you exactly what we see, explain every option, and get repairs moving fast—often the same day. From tree-root intrusions to mystery clogs, trust the local team that pairs cutting-edge tech with hometown service to keep your water flowing and your property intact.
FAQs
What is a high-resolution camera scope inspection of a main sewer line?
It is a non-invasive diagnostic service in which a waterproof, high-definition camera is inserted into your home or business’s main sewer line. Real-time video allows our licensed plumbers to view the interior condition of the pipe, identify blockages, breaks, root intrusions, corrosion, or other defects, and provide you with a precise assessment without the need for excavation.
Why should I schedule a camera scope for my property in Halls?
Camera scoping eliminates guesswork. Whether you are experiencing frequent backups, planning a remodel, buying/selling a property, or simply want preventive peace of mind, a scope pinpoints problems quickly. Knowing the exact location and nature of an issue lets us recommend the most cost-effective repair, saving you time, money, and unnecessary digging.
Will the inspection damage my plumbing system?
No. The camera head is small, flexible, and specifically designed for safe passage through residential and commercial sewer pipes. Because the process only uses the existing clean-out or a small access point, your landscaping, flooring, and walls remain untouched.
How long does a typical camera scope appointment take?
Most single-family home main line inspections in Halls take about 45–60 minutes, including setup, video recording, and a post-inspection review with you. Larger commercial systems or severely obstructed lines may take longer, but we will give you an estimated timeline before we start.
What kinds of problems can the high-resolution camera detect?
The camera identifies cracked or collapsed pipes, root intrusion, offset joints, sagging (bellies), grease buildup, scale deposits, foreign objects, and signs of deterioration in cast iron, PVC, clay, or Orangeburg lines. It can also confirm the overall pitch and flow of the pipe, helping determine if poor grading is causing slow drains.
Do I receive a copy of the video and a written report?
Yes. After the inspection, we provide a USB or cloud link to the full high-definition footage along with a detailed written report that includes findings, measurements, and recommended repair options. This documentation is valuable for insurance claims, real-estate transactions, or future maintenance planning.