When you have persistent drain problems or need to locate pipes for a home addition project, our video drain inspection in Columbus can help identify the issue. At Eaton Plumbing, we use specialized camera equipment to inspect your drains and sewer lines, helping to pinpoint problems like tree roots, pipe buildup, or broken lines that might be causing recurring issues. Don’t waste anymore time or money on drain cleaners that aren’t working. Find the reason for your clogged pipes or drain problems with us.
Why Choose Us for Columbus Drain Camera Diagnostics
“Our camera equipment doesn’t just show us the problem–it tells us exactly where it is. We can measure the exact distance, pinpoint the location above ground, and even determine how deep to dig. That precision means you’re not paying for guesswork or unnecessary excavation when there’s an issue with your sewer line.”
–Burt Cornwell, Service Supervisor
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5-STEP PROCESS for Getting Started With Camera Drain Inspection
- Contact us if you have a drain that’s consistently backing up or you suspect a broken line
- Let us know if you’re planning an addition and need to locate existing pipes
- Tell us the size of the pipes if you know (we need at least 2-inch diameter, but 3-inch and up is better)
- Confirm you have access points like clean-outs where we can insert the camera
- Schedule an appointment for our technician to perform the camera inspection
5-STEP PROCESS for Camera Diagnosis Success
- Our technician will locate an access point to insert the camera
- We’ll run the camera as far as possible through the line, noting any issues
- Using our locator equipment, we can pinpoint the location of problems
- We’ll determine the depth of the pipe and mark problem areas if needed
- We’ll provide a complete assessment and recommendations for addressing any issues found
Frequently Asked Questions About Columbus Camera Pipe Inspections
The camera can identify tree roots, older cast iron pipes with buildup, or a broken line. It helps us locate where the problem is according to where the blockage is located. The locator will tell you the depth of the pipe, so if there are tree roots in your main sewer that goes through your front yard, we can pinpoint pretty close to where the problem would be.
It’s very tight for 2-inch lines. You can do some 2-inch lines, but it’s usually 3-inch and up. Smaller pipes like those for kitchen or bathroom sinks (typically 1.5-inch) are too small for camera inspection.
Sewer camera inspection services in Columbus usually take between 30-60 minutes, depending on the complexity of your plumbing system and how many twists and turns there are in the pipes.
If a line is blocked, we’re not going to be able to see anything in that line. If the line has debris and build up, there’s a good possibility we’re not going to be able to see anything as it gets on the end of the camera. We always let people know ahead of time that there’s no guarantee we’ll be able to see the problem.
Camera inspection is especially useful if there is a line that is consistently backing up. Without the camera, you wouldn’t be able to tell that there was an issue unless the system was having some other kind of symptom, and even then, you wouldn’t know where it was. Camera diagnostics help us pinpoint issues and give us the information we need to solve the problem.
EATON PLUMBING ALSO OFFERS THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:
SPECIALIZED PLUMBING SERVICES
Kitchen & Bath Services
Pipe Services
Drain Services
Faucets & Plumbing Fixtures
CONTACT EATON PLUMBING FOR ALL SEWER CAMERA INSPECTION NEEDS!
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