What Is Sewer Scoping?

Sewer scoping refers to a process of inspecting the condition of a home's sewer system using a specialized camera. Sewer scoping inspectors can help pick up on potential issues before they become major problems, possibly saving the homeowner significant money and time in the end.

How Is a Sewer Scoping Inspection Completed?

Sewer scoping is done by affixing a specialized camera to a cable that's inserted inside of a sewer line to check for problems. It's a compact, water-resistant camera adapted with a high-powered light source that offers high-definition images and videos. You can check where it is in real-time, and it'll display any leaks, blockages, cracks, or other damage you need to know about. Sewer scoping inspection services are performed by qualified contractors who can uncover important information including the age and materials used and whether remediations are required.

Why Will a Comprehensive Sewer Scope Inspection Help You Make Smarter Choices About Your Home Investment?

Potential homebuyers get a detailed look at the condition of their home with an all-encompassing inspection, part of which involves a sewer system inspection. Sewer scoping is the most effective way to accomplish this by using specially-made equipment intended to be as accurate as possible. Some of the advantages of hiring a professional to take a look at a home's sewer lines include:

• Identify potential issues: A sewer line inspection can show you any underlying problems with the sewer line, from leaks to blockages and cracks. Knowing what condition it's in before buying a residential , lets you negotiate repairs or replacements.
• Avoid unexpected costs: Replacements or repairs for sewer lines can be pricey, so inspecting for damage beforehand can help you prevent it from getting worse.
• Plan for future repairs: Even when there aren't any problems, an evaluation can help you know the condition and age of the sewer line. This way, you can arrange and set money aside for potential repairs or replacements after you've bought it.
• To prevent health hazards: Certain damage can cause sewage leaks and backups, which equals hazards to your health and nasty smells.
• To ensure compliance with regulations: Some municipalities ask for a sewer scope inspection to be completed before major restorations or selling a property. Sewer scoping helps ensure you're in line with local regulations.

Schedule a Sewer Scoping Inspection Now

Potential homebuyers and sellers can obtain helpful information from a sewer scoping inspection. Understanding the condition of the sewer system will help you make informed investment choices in real estate. Contact Pillar To Post™ for a sewer scoping inspection near your areaWA to utilize our vast resources and detailed reports.