A camera inspection shows the exact location and cause of a blockage or crack, so a repair is based on what's really there, not a guess.
A live look inside the line, so any repair is based on what's actually there.
Call for a quote before any work starts. No surprise line items when the job's done, just the price we agreed on.
Not every drain or sewer problem is visible from the outside. A camera inspection uses a waterproof camera on a flexible cable, fed directly into the line, to show a live video feed of exactly what's happening inside the pipe: a blockage, a crack, root intrusion, or a joint that's separated, and precisely where in the line it is.
It's especially useful for recurring clogs that keep coming back in the same spot, suspected root intrusion, or diagnosing why multiple drains are backing up with no obvious cause. It's also a smart step before buying an older home, since a standard home inspection generally won't catch sewer line condition, and a camera inspection can surface a problem before it becomes the new owner's expensive surprise.
We run camera inspections throughout Hebron and the surrounding Licking County area, including Heath, Newark, Jacksontown, Millersport, Thornville, Baltimore, Kirkersville, Alexandria, Granville, Buckeye Lake, Etna, and Pataskala.
A waterproof camera on a flexible cable is fed through the line, showing a live video feed of the pipe's interior: blockages, cracks, root intrusion, or joint separation, exactly where they are in the line.
Recurring clogs, suspected root intrusion, buying an older home, or any time the cause of a drain problem isn't obvious from the symptoms alone are all good reasons to run one.
Yes. A sewer camera inspection before closing is a common way to catch line problems that a standard home inspection won't reveal.
Yes. Our plumber holds Ohio Master Plumber License #50371, and Drip N' Drain is insured through Erie Insurance.
