See What's Happening Below Ground

You're preparing to close on a home in Pilesgrove, and the property has original sewer lines that were installed decades ago. You can't see what's inside those pipes, but blockages, root intrusion, and cracked sections can turn into expensive repairs shortly after you move in. A camera inspection shows you the condition of the line before you finalize the purchase, giving you a chance to negotiate repairs or prepare for future costs.

Pro Inspect Home Inspections, LLC uses specialized camera technology to inspect underground sewer lines throughout New Jersey and Delaware, providing video documentation and clear findings that help buyers avoid unexpected repair bills. The camera travels through the line and records footage that reveals blockages, cracks, root penetration, and signs of deterioration. This service is commonly requested for older homes where original sewer systems have not been replaced or upgraded.

If you're buying a property in Pilesgrove or surrounding areas, contact us to include a sewer line inspection with your pre-purchase evaluation.

Cameras show damage you can't reach otherwise

The inspection begins with locating the cleanout access point on your property in Pilesgrove, then feeding a flexible camera line through the sewer pipe from the house to the street connection or septic system. The camera records video as it moves through the line, capturing footage of interior pipe walls, joints, and any obstructions or damage present. You'll receive a copy of the video along with a written summary of findings.

After the inspection, you'll know whether the sewer line is clear or if there are tree roots growing into joints, sections that have collapsed, or buildup that restricts flow. You'll also see the material and estimated age of the pipe, which helps you plan for replacement timelines if needed. The video provides documentation you can share with contractors, sellers, or lenders during negotiations.

This service does not include drain cleaning or repairs, but it does identify problems that would otherwise remain hidden until a backup occurs. The inspection is most useful before purchasing older properties or when slow drains and recurring clogs suggest a deeper issue. It's often bundled with full home inspections to provide a complete pre-purchase evaluation.