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Drain Camera Inspections in San Antonio, Texas | Drain Connection
Some plumbing problems can’t be seen from the surface. Persistent clogs, slow drains, and foul odors are often just symptoms of a more serious, hidden issue deep within your pipes. In the past, diagnosing these problems involved expensive and destructive trial and error. Not anymore.
Drain Connection utilizes state-of-the-art video camera inspection technology to eliminate the guesswork from plumbing. We provide a non-invasive, crystal-clear view inside your pipes to identify the exact cause and location of any problem. For homeowners and businesses across San Antonio, Texas, and its surrounding communities, including Castle Hills, Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, and La Cantera, we deliver certainty, precision, and peace of mind. You can explore resources like Plumbing Basics on HowStuffWorks to find out the benefits of drain camera inspections.
What is a Drain Camera Inspection?
A drain camera inspection is a modern plumbing technique that utilizes a specially designed, high-resolution, waterproof camera attached to a flexible fiber-optic rod. This rod is inserted into your plumbing system through an accessible cleanout port. Our technician then skillfully navigates the camera through your pipes, viewing the real-time video feed on a monitor.
This allows us to see every inch of your pipe’s interior, from your home to the main sewer line, without any digging.
When Do You Need a Video Inspection?
A camera inspection is often the most effective first step in many situations. Call Drain Connection if you are experiencing:
Buying a New Home: A pre-purchase sewer inspection is crucial for uncovering hidden, costly problems before you buy a property.
Retrieving Lost Items: If a valuable item, such as a ring, has been accidentally flushed, we can often locate it using our camera. At the first sign of a clog, call the experts at Drain Connection.
Recurring Clogs: If you have a drain that constantly clogs despite being cleared, a camera inspection can help identify the underlying cause.
Slow Drains: When multiple drains in your home are slow, a camera can pinpoint a blockage in the main sewer line.
Suspected Root Intrusion: If you have large trees on your property, a camera inspection can confirm if their roots have infiltrated and damaged your pipes.
Foul Sewer Odors: Unexplained sewer smells can indicate a cracked or broken pipe, which a camera can easily locate.
Planning a Remodel: Before investing in a kitchen or bathroom renovation, inspect the pipes to ensure they can handle the new demand.
What We Can Uncover: The Power of a Clear View
Our high-definition cameras leave no stone unturned and can accurately identify a wide range of issues, including:
- Leaking Pipe Joints: Detect separated or failing seals between sections of pipe.
- Severe Blockages: Pinpoint the exact location of clogs caused by grease, sludge, and foreign objects.
- Tree Root Intrusion: See exactly where roots have broken through pipe walls.
- Cracked or Collapsed Pipes: Identify structural damage that requires repair or replacement.
- Pipe Corrosion: Assess the internal condition and remaining lifespan of older pipes.
- “Bellied” or Sunken Pipes: Find sections of pipe that have sunk due to soil conditions, causing waste to collect.
SEE EVERYTHING THAT THREATENS YOUR PLUMBING SYSTEM
Get an inspection Today!The Drain Connection Advantage: Precision and Transparency
Why trust Drain Connection for your inspection needs?
You See What We See: We encourage you to watch the video feed along with us, and we will provide you with a digital copy of the inspection for your records.
No Guesswork, Just Facts: We provide visual confirmation of the problem, so you only pay for the exact repairs you need.
Saves Time and Money: By precisely locating the issue, we avoid unnecessary and destructive digging on your property, saving you from costly landscape or flooring repairs.
Experienced Texas Technicians: Our licensed plumbers are experts at maneuvering the camera equipment and accurately interpreting the findings.
Stop Guessing, Start Seeing!
Don’t let a hidden plumbing problem turn into a disaster. Get the clear answers you need with a professional drain camera inspection from Drain Connection.
Call us today or schedule your service online. We are proud to serve homeowners and businesses all across Texas!
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
“We were buying a new home in Boerne and wanted to be sure about the plumbing. The team from Drain Connection was incredibly thorough and identified a major issue that would have cost us thousands in the future. Their professionalism and detailed report saved us from a huge headache. Best call we made!”
Sarah K.
“The technician from Drain Connection was fantastic—prompt, polite, and explained everything clearly before starting any work. It’s refreshing to deal with a company that is so professional and transparent. A truly great customer service experience from start to finish for our home in Leon Springs.”
David L.
Frequently Asked Questions About Camera Inspections in Texas
How far can your camera inspect?
Our equipment can inspect hundreds of feet of pipe, easily reaching from your home’s cleanout to the municipal sewer connection at the street. We can inspect the entire length of your main sewer line.
Is a camera inspection disruptive?
Not at all. The entire process is minimally invasive. We use an existing access point (a cleanout), so there is no need for any digging or disruption to your home or yard.
Will I get a copy of the video?
Yes. We believe in complete transparency. Drain Connection will provide you with a digital copy of the video inspection, along with a detailed report of our findings and recommendations.
How long does a camera inspection take?
A typical residential camera inspection is completed within 1 to 2 hours. The time can vary slightly depending on the complexity and accessibility of your plumbing system.
Can you inspect any pipe in my home?
Our cameras are designed to fit in all standard residential and most commercial drain lines, typically those 2 inches in diameter or larger. This covers all main sewer lines, kitchen drains, and underground pipes.