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Sewer Line Inspection for Denver Home Buyers and Owners

If you’re buying a home, a camera sewer line inspection is a wise investment to make before you sign a purchase agreement. A sewer pipe inspection can uncover hidden plumbing problems and save you thousands of dollars in unexpected repair costs. Make sure to include it as part of your home inspection. 

If you own your home, protect your investment with annual sewer line inspection and drain cleaning. Applewood’s licensed plumbers provide video pipe services throughout our service area in the greater Denver, Boulder and Longmont metro areas. Schedule your pipeline camera inspection today and get a clear, detailed report of your Colorado home’s plumbing.

A plumber places a camera down a sewer line opening to inspect pipes.

Which Problems Can a Sewer Line Camera Inspection Identify?

Sewer cameras, when operated by trained professionals, can identify potential plumbing problems early on and save you money and headache later. Here are common issues they detect: 

  • Broken, Cracked or Collapsed Pipe: Damaged or older pipes that require repair or replacement.
  • Offset Pipe: Sewer pipes that have become misaligned.
  • Blockage: Grease build up or foreign objects get lodged in the pipe that restrict proper water flow.
  • Corrosion: Sections of pipes that have deteriorated and collapsed, restricting water flow.
  • Bellied Pipe: A section of the pipe that has sunk, creating a valley that collects paper and waste.
  • Leaking Joints: Seals between pipes that have broken, allowing water to escape into the area surrounding the pipe.
  • Root Infiltration: Tree roots that have punctured your sewer line.
  • Off-Grade Pipe: Old pipes that are constructed of substandard, outdated, or deteriorated material.

 

Our Sewer Line Inspection Process

During a sewer line inspection, a licensed Applewood technician inserts a high-resolution video camera called a “sewer scope” into your home’s sewer system. As the technician pushes the flexible fiber optic cable from the drain access through the pipe, the camera feeds live video to a closed-circuit tv. 

Using this technology, our experts can diagnose broken lines, tree roots, clogs and any other plumbing problems your sewer line may have. It also provides an overall picture of your sewer line’s health so you can anticipate repair or replacement down the road. If you do need to replace your sewer line, the sewer scope inspection will pinpoint the section of pipe that needs to be replaced so that we can expedite the process. 

Why Applewood is the Top Choice for Denver Sewer Scope Inspections

Applewood has proudly kept Colorado’s toilets flushing and sinks draining for over 50 years. In that time, we’ve earned a 4.8-star Google rating with over 12,000 reviews. And, our experts have been performing video pipe inspections for as long as the technology has been available. You can count on us to analyze your video footage and perform repairs that will last. We’re on call from 6am to 10pm, 7 days a week to fill your Denver area inspection request. Book your sewer line services today with our online scheduling form. We look forward to serving you soon!

An excavated sewer line clogged with roots.

Sewer Line Inspection Frequently Asked Questions

Why is a sewer line inspection important?

Your home’s sewer line transports all wastewater from your appliances and drains to the municipal sewer system. If your line clogs, none of the drains in your home will work and your toilet won’t flush. If it breaks, waste and water could leak into your yard. A video inspection provides a clear picture of your sewer line’s condition so that you can repair or replace it before these problems become a reality.

How often should I get my sewer lines inspected?

We recommend getting a sewer scope inspection at least once per year. If you hear gurgling noises in your plumbing or experience frequent back ups, you will want to schedule sooner than later to identify the source of the problem.

What are common signs that indicate I need a sewer inspection?

Frequent clogs, slow toilet flush, backed up drains, odors and pools of water in your yard are signs that your sewer line may be clogged or broken. Schedule a video inspection with a licensed plumber like Applewood as soon as possible.

Is a sewer line inspection disruptive to my home?

No. It’s a simple and straightforward process that requires no ahead-of-time preparation. It won’t take long and is not harmful to your pipes.

How long does a sewer line inspection take?

The average appointment takes about an hour. Your Applewood technician will locate your sewer line access, flush the pipe with water and make a detailed check for leaks, clogs or damage.

How can I schedule a sewer line inspection near me?

If you own a home in Denver, Boulder, Longmont or a surrounding location, fill out the form at the top of this page or call us to set your appointment. We’ll arrive on time and ready to perform your inspection.

Call  303-328-3060

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