HD Camera Inspections

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HD Camera Inspections | Main Line Issues | Plumbing | Newport

When something strange is happening deep inside your pipes, HEP’s HD camera inspections give you front-row seats to the action. Our licensed technicians snake a high-resolution camera through your Newport property’s plumbing, streaming crystal-clear footage that pinpoints cracks, intruding roots, or hidden clogs without guesswork or messy digging. The real-time video lets us show you exactly what’s wrong, so you can make confident decisions on repairs, replacements, or preventative maintenance.

Whether you’re battling recurring backups or fear bigger main line issues, our team turns uncertainty into clarity—fast. We document every detail, provide a straightforward repair plan, and back it with transparent pricing and workmanship you can trust. With HEP on your side, you’ll know precisely what’s happening beneath your home and how to fix it before small concerns become costly disasters.

FAQs

What is an HD camera inspection and why is it important for my main sewer line?

An HD camera inspection involves sending a high-definition, waterproof camera through your home’s main sewer line to capture real-time video of the pipe’s interior. The crystal-clear footage lets our licensed plumbers pinpoint blockages, cracks, root intrusions, corrosion, or low spots without digging. Early detection prevents sewage backups, costly repairs, and water damage, making it an essential preventive service for Newport homeowners and businesses alike.

How does the HD camera inspection process work?

1) We locate the best clean-out access point or create a small entry port if needed. 2) A flexible rod with an HD camera head is guided through the main line while recording video. 3) On-screen distance measurements show the exact location of defects relative to your home. 4) Our technician narrates findings in real time and answers your questions on-site. 5) You receive a digital video file and written report summarizing the pipe’s condition and recommended solutions, if any.

What signs suggest I should schedule a camera inspection for my main line in Newport?

• Frequent drain clogs or slow fixtures across the house • Gurgling sounds or foul odors from drains • Unexplained wet spots, sinkholes, or greener patches in the yard • Sewer backups after heavy rain or tidal surges common to Newport’s coastal areas • Purchasing an older property (built before the 1980s) or after major remodeling • Annual maintenance check if your home is surrounded by mature trees with aggressive roots

Will an HD camera inspection damage my pipes, yard, or landscaping?

No. The procedure is trenchless and non-invasive. The camera is about the size of a quarter, uses smooth nylon cable, and is designed to travel through existing pipe openings. We typically access the system via a capped clean-out, so no digging or cutting is required. Your landscaping, driveway, and interior finishes remain untouched.

What happens if the inspection reveals problems inside my main line?

Our report will show the exact nature and location of each issue. For minor buildup, we may recommend hydro-jetting or mechanical cleaning. For cracks, offsets, or severe root intrusion, trenchless pipe lining or spot repairs can often restore structural integrity without excavation. If a full replacement is unavoidable, knowing the precise footage and depth keeps costs and yard disruption to a minimum. We’ll present all repair options, timelines, and transparent pricing before any work begins.

How much does an HD camera inspection cost in Newport and what factors affect pricing?

Standard main line inspections in Newport typically range from $199 to $349. Pricing depends on: • Length and diameter of the sewer line • Accessibility of a clean-out or need to create one • Presence of standing water or heavy blockages that require pre-cleaning • Optional add-ons such as locating and depth marking for future excavation We provide upfront, flat-rate quotes with no surprise fees, and inspections are often credited toward repair costs if further service is required.

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