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Sewer Camera Inspection & Line Locating
What We Look for During a Sewer Camera Inspection
During an inspection, we may evaluate the accessible sewer line for root intrusion, cracks, broken or separated piping, offsets at pipe joints, heavy buildup, obstructions, low areas or bellies, corrosion, and other visible conditions that may interfere with proper drainage. When appropriate, locating equipment can also be used to help identify the position and approximate route of underground piping.
Camera Inspection Before Sewer Repair
Before recommending excavation or a major sewer repair, GMP Plumbing can use a sewer camera inspection to help identify the location and nature of the problem. This can reduce unnecessary digging and helps us develop a repair plan based on the actual condition of the sewer line rather than guesswork.
If grease, sludge, roots, scale, or other buildup prevents the camera from clearly viewing the pipe, the line may need to be cleaned first. GMP also provides hydro jetting and sewer cleaning services when appropriate.
Real Estate Sewer Camera Inspections
For homeowners, buyers, sellers, property managers, and real estate professionals, a sewer camera inspection can provide useful information about the condition of an accessible sewer line before a property changes ownership. Older piping may contain roots, deterioration, offsets, or previous repairs that are not visible from the surface.
Sewer Camera Inspection in the South Bay & Palos Verdes
GMP Plumbing provides sewer and drain diagnostic services throughout Torrance, Rancho Palos Verdes, Palos Verdes Estates, Rolling Hills, Rolling Hills Estates, Redondo Beach, and surrounding South Bay communities. We also provide septic and sewer services throughout the Palos Verdes Peninsula. Learn more about our Rancho Palos Verdes septic and sewer services.
When Should You Schedule a Camera Inspection?
Consider scheduling a sewer camera inspection when you have recurring sewer backups, repeated drain stoppages, suspected tree roots, unexplained slow drainage, older sewer piping, or when you need more information before deciding whether a sewer line requires cleaning, repair, or replacement.
Schedule a Sewer Camera Inspection
If you need help diagnosing a sewer or drain problem,call GMP Plumbing at 310-269-8437. Our team can inspect accessible sewer piping, locate problem areas when possible, and explain the repair or maintenance options based on what we find.
Why Choose GMP Plumbing for Sewer Camera Inspection?
GMP Plumbing combines sewer camera inspection with hands-on sewer, drain, and septic experience. Our goal is not just to show you what is inside the pipe, but to help identify the cause of the problem and explain the practical options for correcting it. When needed, we can combine camera inspection with line locating, hydro jetting, sewer cleaning, excavation, spot repair, or sewer line replacement.
Our team serves residential and commercial properties throughout the South Bay and Palos Verdes Peninsula. If you are dealing with recurring backups, suspected roots, damaged piping, or an unknown underground sewer problem, call GMP Plumbing at 310-269-8437 to schedule a sewer camera inspection.