Plumbing video inspection
We run a camera down the line and show you what is wrong before the backhoe moves.
A video inspection starts with a fiber optic cable topped with a high-resolution camera. We feed it into the underground sewer lines and pipes at a cleanout and watch the inside of the line on a screen.
That is how Charlie Mitchell and the crew study the interior of a pipe nobody can see from the yard. Residential or commercial, the method is the same: look first, then decide how to treat the problem.
Clogs, leaks, drips, low pressure, water running and more. Each one shows up differently on the screen, and each one points to a different fix.
Grandview homeowners tend to call about a slow drain or a wet patch in the yard. The camera tells us whether the line is blocked, cracked or just sitting low, so you are not paying to guess.
When a line has failed, the camera shows the spot. That means the backhoe digs one trench at the break instead of tearing up the yard to go looking for it.
The same footage tells us what the line needs next: a hydrojetting pass if it is choked, or tunneling and excavation if the pipe itself has to be replaced. Call or text (817) 648-9946 and we will set up the inspection.
Sewer camera reel feeding a cable into a yard cleanout
There is always a licensed plumber on every job. Call or text (817) 648-9946.
If the footage shows a line choked with roots or buildup, we can follow it with sewer hydrojetting for a clogged main. If the pipe is broken, the trench goes in with residential plumbing repairs by tunneling and excavation. Questions go to (817) 648-9946, and a first-time client gets 10% off.