Sewer camera & pipe inspection
See exactly what’s inside your drain or sewer line — roots, breaks, bellies or build-up — before anyone digs or quotes a repair.
Sewer Camera & Pipe Inspection in Western Kentucky
A drain that keeps clogging, a sewer smell you can’t place, or an older home you’re about to buy — guessing at what’s underground is how people pay for the wrong repair.
We run a waterproof camera down the line and watch it on a monitor as it goes, so we can find the problem, tell you how deep and how far out it is, and show you the same picture we’re looking at. Then you decide what to do with the facts in front of you.
Signs you need a plumber
- A drain or toilet that keeps clogging after it's been cleared
- Slow drains in more than one part of the house
- Sewer smell indoors or in the yard
- Soggy or extra-green patches of lawn over the sewer line
- Buying an older home and want to know the sewer's condition
- Trees planted near where the sewer line runs
What the job covers
- Video camera inspection of drain and sewer lines
- Locating roots, cracks, offsets, bellies and collapsed pipe
- Finding the exact depth and location of a problem before digging
- Checking a line after cleaning to confirm it's clear
- Pre-purchase sewer inspections for homebuyers
- Straight advice on repair versus replacement
Four steps, no surprises.
The same way we run every job, from a dripping tap to a multifamily build.
Call or text us
You get a real person — usually Ethan. Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you straight away whether it's an emergency.
We quote it in writing
A clear price before a wrench turns. We pull the permits and make the 811 locate call so you don't have to.
Licensed crew on site
Our own people, not subs. On time, boots covered, and they walk you through anything that changes before it changes.
Clean up and stand behind it
We leave it tidier than we found it, and we stand behind the work and the products we install.
Sewer Camera & Pipe Inspection — your questions
Everything inside the pipe the camera passes through: roots growing in at the joints, cracked or broken sections, sags (bellies) where water sits, grease and scale build-up, and pipe that has shifted or collapsed. We watch it live on the monitor.
No. The camera goes in through an existing cleanout or drain opening. Digging only comes up if the inspection finds something that needs repairing — and then we know exactly where to dig.
For an older home, or one with big trees in the yard, it’s money well spent. A standard home inspection doesn’t look inside the sewer line, and replacing one is a major cost to find out about after closing.
Yes, and for a line that keeps blocking we recommend it. Clearing the clog fixes today; the camera tells you why it happened and whether it will happen again.
Sewer Camera & Pipe Inspection across Western Kentucky
For multifamily and commercial projects we serve all of Central and Western Kentucky.
Let's get your plumbing sorted.
Call or text for a straight answer and a written price. Emergency? We answer the phone.
Mon–Fri 7am–5pm · Saturday by appointment
Emergencies answered anytime