Sewer Camera Inspection
A sewer camera lets us see inside the pipe and identify roots, breaks, offsets, buildup and other causes of recurring trouble.
Stop guessing what is happening underground.
Camera inspection is especially valuable after repeated backups, before buying a property, when roots are found or when the exact location of a defect matters.

Built around the problem—not a generic package.
Every property and line is different. We use the symptoms, access and pipe condition to choose the right approach.
Recurring backups
Confirm whether a repeated clog is caused by roots, damage or remaining buildup.
Tree roots
See where roots entered and how much of the line is affected.
Cracks and breaks
Identify visible damage, separated joints and collapsed sections.
Pipe bellies
Spot low areas where water and waste may collect.
Home-buyer inspections
Review the sewer line before closing on a property.
Repair planning
Help locate the section that may need excavation or replacement.
Organized from arrival to final flow test.
Create access
The line is accessed through a cleanout or appropriate opening.
Prepare the line
Heavy blockages may need to be cleared before the camera can pass.
Inspect and record
The camera is advanced while we review the visible condition.
Explain findings
We show what was found and discuss practical next steps.
Clear information before bigger decisions.
A camera inspection can prevent unnecessary digging and help property owners understand whether a line needs cleaning, monitoring or repair.

What property owners ask us.
Call us when the symptoms do not fit neatly into one category. We can help determine the correct service.
Can a camera see through standing water?
Visibility may be limited when the line is blocked or full of water. Clearing the line first often provides a better inspection.
Can you locate the camera underground?
When locating is needed and conditions allow, compatible equipment can help identify the camera head from above ground.
Do you inspect sewers before home purchases?
Yes. A sewer inspection can reveal visible problems that are not part of a standard home inspection.
Will I see the findings?
We explain the visible condition and can discuss the relevant sections with you during the service.
Call Draino Sewer.
Tell us what is backing up, where it is happening and how long it has been going on.
On the job across Rockland County.
Indoor drain work
Exterior drainage
Kitchen lines
Main-line access