Stop guessing what's wrong underground. A camera down the line shows the blockage, break, or root intrusion on a screen — and locates buried pipe so any dig is in the right spot.
The most expensive words in septic work are “let's dig here and see.” A camera inspection replaces that guess with a picture: we push a video head through the line and watch the pipe on a monitor, finding exactly where a clog, crack, belly, offset joint, or root intrusion is — and how far down the line it sits.
The camera also carries a locator, so we can mark the spot on the surface. If a repair is needed, the excavation goes straight to the problem instead of chasing it across the yard.
A standard camera inspection runs $200–$400. It often pays for itself by aiming a repair dig at the exact spot instead of exploratory digging.
Before a repair (so you dig once), before buying a home on septic, or after backups that keep returning. It turns a guess into a known location.
Yes — the camera head carries a locator, so we mark the problem's spot and depth on the surface before any excavation.
Yes. We show you the line on the monitor and provide written findings so you know exactly what you're paying to fix.
Straight prices, quoted before the truck rolls. Residential and commercial.
Tell us where the property is and what's going on. We'll get right back to you with a straight price.
We reply to every request within 2 business hours — emergencies first.
Lakes Region