Orange County Sewer Camera Inspection

Avis Home Solutions offers professional sewer camera inspection services in Orange County using advanced video technology to visually inspect pipes for blockages, cracks, or damage without excavation. This non-invasive method provides an accurate diagnosis of hidden sewer problems early, helping prevent costly repairs and backups. Homeowners benefit from clear footage, detailed reports, and expert repair recommendations to maintain a healthy plumbing system.

Orange County sewer camera inspection and repair services are available from the 5-star plumbers at Avis Home Solutions. Call us at 714-632-1317 or contact us online for fast and reliable help with your sewer & drain camera inspection needs!

The majority of sewer and drain issues don’t begin with a catastrophe. They start quietly — little cracks, slow buildup, small leaks — and then you will have a backup, a burst pipe, or a flooded yard one day. That’s why sewer camera inspection isn’t merely another plumbing service—it’s a critical diagnostic tool that provides you with the complete picture of what’s happening inside your pipes!

At Avis Home Solutions, it’s not guesswork. We believe in precision. Orange County Plumbing Pros specializes in sewer camera inspections to identify hidden problems, proactively determine the cause of your plumbing issues, and offer fair recommendations for plumbing repair before things get out of hand. We’ve built our reputation on knowledge, transparency, and trust.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a sewer video inspection, and why do I need one?

A sewer video inspection involves sending a high-definition camera into your sewer pipes to locate blockages, cracks, or leaks. It’s the most accurate way to diagnose sewer line problems without unnecessary digging. A sewer camera inspection can pinpoint the exact issue if you’re dealing with recurring clogs or slow drains.

How do I know if I need a sewer line inspection?

If you notice gurgling drains, sewage smells, frequent backups, or unexplained wet spots in your yard, you likely have sewer line problems. Before things escalate, a sewer line inspection can determine whether it’s a minor clog or a serious pipe issue.

How long does a video inspection take?

A video inspection typically takes 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the length and condition of your pipes. Once complete, we review the footage with you, explaining any sewer issues we find and recommending the best course of action.