SEWER SCOPE INSPECTIONS
SEE ISSUES IN UNSEEN PLACES
When it comes to home inspections, what’s underground is just as important as what’s above it. At Spot On Home Inspections, we offer professional sewer scope inspections to help you identify problems inside your main sewer line — before they lead to major damage or expensive repairs.
A sewer scope inspection involves inserting a high-resolution camera into your home’s main drain line to visually assess the condition of the pipes. Tree roots, cracks, clogs, sagging sections (bellies), and pipe separation can all create big problems if they’re not caught early — and they’re often invisible without this inspection.
WHY A SEWER SCOPE MATTERS
Your sewer line is your home’s lifeline — and if something goes wrong, it’s your responsibility. Repairing or replacing a damaged sewer line can cost thousands of dollars. A simple sewer scope inspection now can prevent a nightmare later. Whether you’re buying an older home or even a brand-new one, a sewer scope is one of the smartest investments you can make in your due diligence process.
Even newly built homes can have issues due to construction debris, improper slope, or poorly installed connections — and older homes are at even higher risk of deterioration and root intrusion.
WHAT OUR SEWER SCOPE INSPECTION INCLUDES
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A full video recording of your sewer line from the house to the street
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Real-time identification of issues like blockages, cracks, roots, and collapses
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A clear explanation of any findings and what they may mean for repairs or maintenance
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A detailed written report with photos and video clips, if needed
We use professional-grade equipment to give you a clear view of what’s going on underground, and we make sure you understand exactly what the results mean.
BOOK YOUR SEWER SCOPE INSPECTION
Don’t let a hidden sewer issue drain your finances. At Spot On Home Inspections, we help homeowners and buyers avoid costly surprises with thorough, honest sewer scope inspections. Contact us today to schedule yours — and get the peace of mind that comes from knowing what’s really happening underground.