Sewer Camera Inspections see what's actually inside your trenchless sewer line.

WHAT IT IS

What a sewer camera inspection actually reveals.

A sewer camera inspection is the only honest way to diagnose a trenchless sewer repair need. A self-leveling, high-resolution camera is fed through your cleanout and walked to the city tap while you watch the screen in real time.

Every defect is visible on screen — root intrusions, cracks, corroded pipe walls, offset joints, belly sections — and measured in feet from the access point. You see the same screen our technician sees. Nothing is described after the fact from memory.

Every LiningWorks sewer camera inspection is logged, timestamped, and recorded. You leave with the full HD footage and a written defect report — yours to keep, share with an insurance adjuster, show to a buyer, or get a second opinion on.

And if the sewer camera inspection finds a clean line, we tell you exactly that. No manufactured problems, no invented jobs.

CATCH PROBLEMS EARLY

Problems a sewer camera inspection finds before they become backups.

These four defects account for most trenchless sewer repair jobs we diagnose in Charlotte. All are visible on a sewer camera inspection — none of them are obvious from the outside.

• Root intrusions the camera finds at hairline cracks

  Hairline intrusions caught by sewer camera inspection become full blockages by next season. Catch them now, seal the joint, problem solved.
• Pipe bellies the camera measures to the foot

  Sagging sections trap waste and create recurring blockages. The camera marks the exact depth and distance so the trenchless repair is targeted.
• Cracked or offset joints only a camera sees

  Common in older clay-tile lines. On a sewer camera inspection they are obvious — without one, they look exactly like a stubborn recurring clog.
• Cast iron corrosion the camera catches inside the wall

  From the outside the pipe looks fine. The camera shows the wall thickness disappearing — a sewer camera inspection turns a future failure into a scheduled repair.

BEFORE & AFTER

Camera inspection found the problem — trenchless repair verified clean.

A 1924 Plaza Midwood home with cast iron under the slab. The sewer camera inspection found two cracks and a root mass at the city-tap transition. CIPP lining the full run, then a follow-up camera inspection verified every joint was sealed.