Professional Sewer Camera Inspection Services 

When drains keep backing up or clogs return after cleaning, guessing doesn’t help. Without seeing what’s happening inside the pipe, repairs often turn into trial and error. That’s where a sewer camera inspection makes the difference.

Rooter Ranger provides professional sewer camera inspection services to help homeowners get clear answers fast. Using high-definition video equipment, we inspect sewer and drain lines from the inside and show exactly what’s causing the problem. We proudly serve homeowners across Arizona, Florida, Iowa, and Nevada with accurate, non-invasive diagnostics.

Why Do You Need a Video Pipe Inspection?

Recurring drain problems usually mean there’s more going on than a simple clog. A sewer camera inspection removes the guesswork and shows what’s happening below ground or behind walls.

Homeowners often schedule a sewer line inspection when they’re dealing with:

• Repeated backups after drain cleaning
• Slow drains throughout the home
• Sewage odors that come and go
• Uncertainty about what’s causing main line clogs
• The need for sewer inspections for home buyers

A video pipe inspection is also useful before major repairs. Instead of digging or replacing sections blindly, the camera confirms the condition of the pipe and helps determine the right solution.

What Our Cameras Can Detect

Modern sewer cameras provide a live HD video feed from inside the pipe. That footage allows technicians to identify problems that can’t be diagnosed from the surface.

Common issues detected during sewer video inspections include:

• Tree root intrusion
  Roots enter through joints or small cracks and expand once they reach moisture inside the pipe.
• Offset or collapsed pipes
  Ground movement or aging materials can cause sections of pipe to shift or fail.
• Sagging pipes
  Also known as pipe bellies, these low spots collect waste and slow flow.
• Grease and sludge buildup
  Thick buildup narrows pipe diameter and leads to recurring clogs.
• Cast iron pipe corrosion
  Older cast iron pipes often corrode from the inside, reducing flow and trapping debris.

Seeing these problems clearly makes it easier to decide whether cleaning, repair, or replacement is the right next step.

How the Sewer Camera Inspection Process Works

Sewer camera inspections are straightforward and non-invasive. There’s no digging and no disruption to the home.

The process typically includes:

• Locating a clean out access point
• Inserting the sewer camera into the drain or main line
• Viewing the live video feed to identify issues
• Marking problem areas when needed
• Explaining findings clearly and answering questions

Once the inspection is complete, Rooter Ranger explains what was found and outlines possible solutions. If the pipe is in good condition, services like drain cleaning or hydro jetting may be recommended. If damage is present, sewer line repair or trenchless sewer repair options can be discussed.

When a Camera Inspection Makes the Most Sense

A drain and sewer camera inspection is especially helpful when:

• Snaking or cleaning hasn’t solved the problem
• Multiple drains are affected at once
• You suspect root intrusion or pipe damage
• You’re buying a home and want to understand the sewer condition
• You want to avoid unnecessary excavation

Knowing the condition of the pipe upfront saves time, limits disruption, and helps avoid unnecessary repairs.

Why Homeowners Choose Rooter Ranger

Sewer camera inspections are only useful if the results are explained clearly. Homeowners choose Rooter Ranger because we focus on accuracy, transparency, and practical recommendations.

Homeowners trust us for sewer inspections because we offer:

• High-definition camera technology
• Clear explanations without pressure
• Accurate diagnostics before recommending work
• Maintenance plans to help prevent future issues
• Financing options when repairs are needed
• Thousands of 5-star reviews from homeowners we’ve helped

We use camera inspections to guide decisions, not to sell services that aren’t needed.

Stop Guessing. Schedule Your Sewer Camera Inspection Today

If you’re tired of recurring clogs or want clear answers about your sewer system, a sewer camera inspection is the right place to start. Seeing the problem makes fixing it much easier.

Rooter Ranger provides professional plumbing camera inspections to identify blockages, damage, and buildup accurately. Schedule online or call today at (602) 428-5437 to schedule your sewer camera inspection and get straightforward answers about your pipes.