Sewer Camera Inspections Near MilwaukeeTo Uncover The Cause of Your Sewer or Drain Backup
Roto-Rooter performs sewer camera inspections to pinpoint sewer and drain problems with state-of-the-art cameras. If backups or slow drains plague your Milwaukee area home, our professional sewer camera inspections uncover the cause. Don't keep guessing about backup causes. Roto-Rooter provides accurate diagnoses for your peace of mind with free quotes for sewer camera inspections.
Sewer Scope Inspections
in Milwaukee
We insert a flexible, high-resolution waterproof camera into your pipes and drainage lines to thoroughly assess your underground sewer system. With real-time visuals and location recordings, we diagnose any intruding root growth, cracked pipes, blockages, leaks and other issues causing costly headaches. We identify issues before they require emergency replacement.
Signs of a Blocked or Clogged Sewer Line
- Slow-Draining Toilets, Basins, Baths or Tubs
Slow drainage in toilets, basins, baths or tubs can reduce water flow. For example, a slow-draining bathtub can take over 15 minutes to drain completely, whereas normal drainage might take around 5-7 minutes. - Toilets Fill Higher Than Usual or Overflow
When a sewer line is blocked, toilets can fill higher than usual or even overflow. An overflowing toilet can release an average of 1.6 gallons (about 6 liters) of water per flush onto the bathroom floor. - Overflowing Sewer Access Points, Like Manholes
Overflowing sewer access points can result in the release of a substantial volume of sewage. Manholes can hold thousands of gallons of wastewater, and an overflow can lead to a significant environmental and health hazard. - Gurgling Noises in Sanitary Drains
Gurgling noises in sanitary drains are auditory signs of potential sewer line blockages. Gurgling noises can occur when air is trapped in the blocked sewer line and forced through water in the drain. - Overflowing Gully Traps or Relief Gullies
When gully traps or overflow relief gullies in your yard overflow due to sewer line issues, they can release a noticeable amount of sewage. This can result in significant yard contamination, which may require costly cleanup and restoration.
How Do Sewer Camera Inspections Work?
Roto-Rooter's fiber optic sewer cameras have HD or 4K resolution, providing clear visuals of the inside of pipes. Some cameras can inspect pipes up to 300 feet or more, depending on the model and equipment required. During the sewer scope inspection, the camera captures continuous footage, often at a rate of several feet per second.
This results in hours of recorded video, depending on the length of the sewer line. Cameras can capture hundreds to thousands of images per minute, allowing for a detailed visual assessment of the pipe's condition. Depending on what’s needed, sewer scope inspection reports typically include data on pipe diameter, material, length and the presence of blockages or damage.
Sewer Camera Inspections for Home Buyers
Most home buyers know the importance of inspecting a house's sewer and drain system. If the pipes are cracked, rusty or damaged, they should be repaired before closing on the house. Houses 20 years old or older could have faulty or clogged sewer lines requiring costly repairs.
When buying a home, schedule a sewer camera inspection from Roto-Rooter’s drain cleaning experts to check the sewer line for cracks, tree roots and other problems. If any are found, negotiate with the seller about repairing them before you close on the house. Having Milwaukee's drain and sewer experts find collapsing pipes or major tree root clogs in your sewer line before buying the home can save you thousands of dollars in repairs.
Schedule a sewer camera inspection from Roto-Rooter today before putting in an offer for any older home in southeast Wisconsin. We offer sewer scope inspections in Brown Deer, Sussex, Cudahy, Shorewood, Oak Creek, New Berlin, West Allis, Waukesha, Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, Greenfield, Brookfield and beyond.
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Contact Roto-Rooter for professional sewer & drain cleaning services in Milwaukee County, Ozaukee County, Waukesha County and Washington County, including the communities of Sussex, Brookfield, Cedarburg, Greendale, Greenfield, Wauwatosa, West Allis, Cudahy, Oak Creek, Shorewood, Milwaukee, Mequon, Hartford, Menomonee Falls, Brown Deer, New Berlin & more!
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