What is a sewer and drain camera inspection?

A sewer and drain camera inspection is a diagnostic service that uses a waterproof, high-resolution camera to visually inspect the inside of your plumbing system. It allows Fuse Service HVAC & Plumbing technicians to locate blockages, cracks, and leaks without any excavation or guesswork.

When should I schedule a camera inspection?

You should consider scheduling a camera inspection if you experience frequent clogs, slow drains, foul odors, or backups in multiple fixtures. It’s also highly recommended before buying or remodeling a property, to ensure your sewer lines are in good condition.

What problems can a camera inspection detect?

Camera inspections can detect a wide range of issues, including tree root intrusions, grease buildup, broken or misaligned pipes, corrosion, leaks, and collapsed sections. This method provides a clear view of the problem’s exact location and severity

Is a sewer camera inspection invasive or damaging?

Not at all. The process is completely non-invasive and safe for your plumbing system. The small, flexible camera is inserted through an existing cleanout or drain opening, leaving your pipes and property untouched.

How long does a camera inspection take?

A standard sewer or drain camera inspection usually takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the length and condition of your system. Afterward, you’ll receive a detailed report and video footage to help plan any necessary maintenance or repairs.

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Camera Inspection of Sewer & Drain in Fuse Service HVAC & Plumbing Allentown

At Fuse Service HVAC & Plumbing, we provide professional sewer and drain camera inspection services to accurately diagnose plumbing issues without unnecessary digging or guesswork. Using advanced video inspection technology, our technicians can pinpoint the exact location and cause of any blockage, leak, or damage in your plumbing system.

This precise and non-invasive method saves time, reduces repair costs, and ensures your sewer and drain lines are in optimal condition.

Why Choose Sewer Camera Inspection?

Traditional plumbing inspections often rely on trial and error — but with camera inspection, we can see everything in real time. Our high-resolution cameras are inserted directly into your sewer or drain lines, giving us a clear view of what’s happening inside.

This allows us to identify:

Blockages caused by grease, debris, or roots
Cracked, collapsed, or corroded pipes
Leaks and misaligned joints
Early signs of buildup or wear

By catching these issues early, you can prevent costly repairs and extend the life of your plumbing system.

Our Sewer & Drain Camera Inspection Process

Step 1 — Initial Assessment:
We begin with a consultation and visual inspection to understand your plumbing concerns.

Step 2 — Video Camera Insertion:
A specialized waterproof camera is inserted into your drain or sewer line, transmitting real-time footage to our technicians.

Step 3 — Diagnosis & Reporting:
We analyze the footage to detect any damage, blockages, or irregularities and provide you with a detailed report and repair recommendations if needed.

Step 4 — Solution Planning:
If problems are found, we’ll recommend the most effective next step — from hydro jet cleaning to targeted pipe repair or restoration.

Benefits of a Camera Inspection

Accurate diagnosis without digging or wall damage
Quick detection of hidden leaks or blockages
Prevents unnecessary and costly repairs
Helps plan maintenance and future plumbing upgrades
Provides video documentation for insurance or property reports

Reliable Sewer & Drain Camera Inspection Services

At Fuse Service HVAC & Plumbing Fuse Service HVAC & Plumbing Allentown, we use the latest camera inspection technology to ensure your plumbing system is fully transparent and under control. Whether it’s a residential drain check or a full commercial sewer inspection, our team delivers precise, trustworthy results.

Don’t wait until small issues become big problems — contact Fuse Service HVAC & Plumbing today to schedule your sewer and drain camera inspection and keep your plumbing system flowing smoothly.

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