Sewer Camera & CCTV Inspection in Texas
A sewer camera shows what is happening inside the pipe. Locating shows where the pipe actually runs. We do both on the same visit, so you get inspection video, defect notes, and a marked, GPS-mapped line path in one report.
What a Sewer Camera Inspection Covers
We run a CCTV camera through the line from a cleanout, manhole, or inlet and record the inside of the pipe as we go. The camera head carries a transmitter, so we can trace it from the surface with an electromagnetic receiver and mark where the line actually runs, not where the records say it should.
- Inspects sanitary sewer laterals and mains, storm drains, and culverts
- Records cracks, breaks, offset joints, sags, and root intrusion
- Finds blockages, debris, and grease buildup and notes their distance from access
- Traces and marks lateral and main line paths with approximate depth
- Captures the located path with GPS for PDF maps and KMZ exports
Camera work has limits too. Lines full of water or debris, collapsed sections, and tight bends can stop a camera or hide part of the pipe, and depth readings from the transmitter are approximate. We note anything we could not see in the report, and recommend potholing where exact depth matters.
