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What a camera can show
See inside the pipe before a bigger repair.
A camera doesn't fix anything on its own. It shows what the inside of the pipe looks like and where the problem is, so you know what you are paying for next.
Repeated clogs need a pattern, not a guess.Note which drains are affected, whether the lowest floor backs up first, and whether clearing helps. That tells us whether it is one drain or the main line.
Roots, scale, debris, offsets, and damage can look similar from above.The camera can show a blockage, the state of the pipe, or where the line can't be followed any further. The right repair still depends on access, the pipe material, how deep it is, and who owns that section.
Clear first when appropriate. Repair when the evidence supports it.Clearing, jetting, a small dig, lining the pipe or a full dig are very different jobs. A good diagnosis separates getting water flowing today from any repair you approve later.
Camera work is a defined diagnostic service.A camera inspection and a copy of the video are only included when they are part of the job you approve. Camera work is an extra charge, not a free add-on to every drain visit.