Drain Inspection in Orange County

Is Drain & Sewer Camera Inspection Worth It?

With high-tech video equipment, our trained plumbers will be able to see any blockages or system concerns deep underground. If you suspect something may be wrong with your drain or sewer lines in your home or business, it's important to have it inspected as soon as possible.

Instead of reaching for that plastic bottle of corrosive drain cleaning chemicals – which can cause serious damage to your system – give the team at Zoom Drain® a call!

Are you concerned about the condition of your drainage system?

Has your sink started to drain slowly?
Are you experiencing frequent clogs?
Have you started to hear strange noises and smell unpleasant odors coming from your drain?

At Zoom Drain of Orange County, all we focus on are drains and sewers, so you can rest assured that our service technicians are true experts in the field. Whether you’re dealing with a routinely slow drain, foul sewer smell emitting from your drains, or other unknown drain issues, our team can deliver you the inspection services you need.

Whatever it is, our professional drain inspection services in Orange County can help you find any underlying problems. Then, we’ll get them fixed right away. Contact us today!

Why Drain Inspections Are So Important

Getting a professional drain inspection from our team at Zoom Drain of Orange County can help uncover issues before they turn into big problems.

Detect problems early - Inspections can uncover issues like cracks, leaks, and clogs before they cause big headaches. Early detection saves money.
Prevent backups & overflows - Identifying drain line trouble spots ahead of time prevents nasty backups, overflows, and flooding that can cause water damage.
Check for tree root invasions - Roots that infiltrate and break pipes are a common issue. Inspections help spot roots so they can be removed before major damage.
Confirm repairs were done properly - Drain repairs like pipe lining should always be followed up with an inspection to ensure the fix was effective.
Evaluate the condition of pipes - Inspections provide a detailed report on the condition of drain pipes and connections and how much life they have left.
Give peace of mind - Homeowners feel reassured knowing their drain system is in good shape after a professional inspection.

What Is a Video Drain Inspection?

We use a drain inspection camera that allows our service technicians to watch a live feed, looking inside of pipes between 2 and 36 inches in diameter. The high resolution of our cameras allows us to locate even the smallest cracks and imperfections in your drains and pipes.

At Zoom Drain of Orange County, our sewer and drain technicians begin every service with a thorough inspection of your system to locate the cause of your drain problems and give insight into the health of your system’s pipes. A video inspection is very unobtrusive, as it prevents the need to dig up your pipes to inspect the inner lines and tubes of your sewer and plumbing system. That's why it's preferred by our customers.

Benefits of Video Drain Inspections

Video drain inspections offer a clear, detailed view of the inside of your pipes, allowing our technicians to identify any issues such as clogs, leaks, or root intrusion. This non-invasive method of inspection can save you time and money by pinpointing the exact location and cause of the problem without the need for costly and disruptive excavation.

Some of the key benefits of video drain inspections include:

Accurate diagnosis of drain and sewer issues
Preventative maintenance to catch problems early
Cost-effective solution for identifying and resolving issues
Minimally invasive process with no need for excavation
Peace of mind knowing the condition of your pipes

Schedule a drain video inspection in Orange County online. Or feel free to give us a call at (949) 619-6769 to learn more!

What Common Problems Are Found in a Sewer & Drain Inspections?

Whether you’re dealing with a reoccurring slow-moving drain in your home, unexplained spikes in your water bill, or another type of draining problem, a thorough inspection of your system via your sewer drains allows us to quickly locate the problem and offer you a reliable, affordable solution.

Some of the most common problems we find during a plumbing video inspection include:

Low Points – If your sewer sags or bellies, it can create the perfect trap for dirt and other debris to build, often leading to a large clog or obstruction that reoccurs even after cleaning. If the low point is ignored for long enough, the seals on your pipes may come undone, leading to disastrous results. Our cameras give our team the chance to locate the exact point where your pipe sags and should be repaired.
Offset Pipes – Whether shifting is due to weather, earthquakes, or another environmental change, a large enough offset of your pipe can lead to an obstruction in flow. Once the area is identified, a few repair options will be presented, including minimally invasive trenchless sewer repair.
Physical Obstructions – From a tree root or rock to an unlucky rodent that found its way through a crack, physical obstructions could be the cause of your drain problems. Depending on what exactly is stuck in your system, our team should be able to complete a thorough cleaning and repair to make sure the chance of it happening again is reduced.
Gunk Buildup – Your pipe’s walls trap a little bit of everything that passes through your system, from soap to leftover cooking grease. Since grease and oil aren’t water-soluble, the trapped gunk will eventually lead to a major clog and prohibit the free flow of waste. Using jet cleaning, we can get your pipes looking like new—usually within the same service. The added benefit of video inspections is that everything is recorded, allowing you to compare the before and after videos of our work.
Pipe Damage – Ultimately, the chance of discovering that your sewer pipes are collapsing or cracking depends on the exact materials used and the age of your pipes. If the water flow is not obstructed and there are no signs of damage, there may not be anything that needs to be done! Regardless of the severity of your plumbing damage, our team can locate the cause via our sewer inspection camera technology.

How Often Should I Have a Drain & Sewer Scope Inspection?

We recommend having a video inspection of your system completed at least once a year. If your system is older than a decade, you may need to have your system inspected more often, around every six months or so. We also strongly recommend requesting a sewer inspection for home purchase, if it is not already included in your contingencies.

Even if you’re currently not experiencing any problems with your drains or plumbing and sewer system, you should have your sewer system inspected regularly to ensure everything is working properly. Just like the rest of your system, routine inspection and maintenance is key to preventing future plumbing emergencies and headaches.

Budget-Friendly Drain Pipe & Sewer Line Video Inspections Near Me

More often than not, sewer camera inspections in Orange County cost a great deal less than any type of sewer line repair, replacement, or relining would cost. When you have your sewer system inspected via a video camera, you are ensuring your drain specialist has the best view of your pipes, allowing them to provide a more accurate diagnosis and recommended solution.

When you want to schedule a drain video inspection in Orange County, reach out to our team by phone at (949) 619-6769 or online!

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