Pro Sewer Repair sewer camera inspection services

When you need a clear answer about what is happening inside your sewer line, a sewer camera inspection in Seattle, WA, is one of the fastest ways to pinpoint the problem without unnecessary digging. Pro Sewer Repair uses modern video inspection equipment to locate clogs, confirm root intrusion, and identify structural issues like cracks, offsets, or low spots that can cause recurring backups.

Sewer camera inspections are also a smart step for proactive maintenance and planning, especially because Seattle's side sewers are privately owned, and property owners are responsible for maintaining and repairing them when needed. With accurate findings and documented visuals, you can make confident decisions about cleaning, repair, trenchless options, or next steps.

Why do you need professional sewer camera inspection services

It removes guesswork and pinpoints the exact problem area
A sewer camera inspection provides direct visual evidence of what is happening inside the line, helping identify the location and nature of issues like blockages and pipe defects, so you are not relying on assumptions.

It can reveal common causes of recurring symptoms.
Camera inspections commonly identify conditions that lead to repeat problems, including root intrusion, cracks, offsets, and low spots (bellies) that contribute to slow drains and backups.

It supports proactive maintenance and protects your property.
Seattle and King County guidance encourages side sewer inspections, especially before buying a property, because problems can be hidden until they become expensive and disruptive.

It helps you make the right decision on cleaning versus repair.
With video evidence, you can determine whether the next step is drain cleaning, targeted repair, trenchless rehabilitation, or replacement, based on the pipe’s actual condition.

It helps document findings for planning and permits.
Seattle provides resources and permitting information for side sewers, and having documented inspection results can simplify the steps needed when repairs are required.

It can reduce the risk of sewage exposure by enabling faster, safer action.
When a sewer issue escalates into a backup, wastewater can contain disease-causing organisms. A prompt inspection helps accelerate correct action and reduce prolonged exposure risks. 

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Fast and reliable sewer camera inspection services across Seattle, WA

Seattle’s mix of older neighborhoods, heavy seasonal rainfall, and tree-lined streets can make sewer problems harder to spot until they disrupt daily routines. In this region, root intrusion, cracked or deteriorated pipes, and other side-sewer defects are common issues that can cause slow drains, recurring clogs, and backups.

Pro Sewer Repair provides sewer camera inspection in Seattle, WA, with a practical, evidence-first approach. We use video inspection to pinpoint the problem area and document our findings so that you can make confident decisions about cleaning, repair, trenchless options, or replacement. Sewer scope inspections are also widely used in real estate due diligence to help uncover hidden issues before a purchase, especially in older homes.

How to deal with recurring clogs, slow drains, or a suspected sewer issue

When sewer problems start, the priority is to prevent escalation and get a precise diagnosis quickly. In Seattle, side sewer backups often occur when something blocks the sewer pipe and prevents wastewater from flowing freely. They should be stopped and cleaned quickly to reduce exposure risk.

Signs it is time to schedule a sewer camera inspection

  • Multiple fixtures are slow or backing up at the same time

  • Toilets gurgle, overflow, or drain slowly.

  • Persistent sewer odors inside the home or around the yard

  • Clogs keep returning soon after cleaning.
    A sewer camera inspection can help identify hidden issues like clogs, cracks, root intrusion, or pipe collapse that are not visible from the surface.


What to do right now

  • Stop using water if backups are occurring to avoid pushing more wastewater into the system.

  • Avoid contact with sewage or contaminated water. Raw sewage can contain bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens that create health risks.

  • If you are planning construction or digging, schedule an inspection first to reduce the chance of accidental damage and to understand pipe location and condition.


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What a professional inspection helps you confirm

  • Where the problem is located, including distance markers and the specific segment affected

  • What is causing the issue, such as roots, offsets, or bellies (low spots) that can contribute to repeat backups

  • Whether the best next step is cleaning, targeted repair, trenchless rehabilitation, or replacement

  • Camera inspections are specifically used to spot structural defects and intrusions that drive repeat problems.  

 

Why choose Pro Sewer Repair

Family-owned, Seattle-area specialists since 2017
A local, family-owned team known for honest pricing, strong service standards, and consistent customer care.

24/7 availability when symptoms cannot wait
If a suspected sewer issue escalates into a backup or urgent situation, you can reach our team any time, day or night.

Evidence-first inspections with clear documentation
We use modern sewer camera inspection tools to help pinpoint the problem area and provide visuals that support confident decisions about cleaning, repair, or next steps.

Seattle-specific awareness of side sewer responsibilities
You need a plumber or sewer inspector to run a video camera through the side sewer to identify problems, and have the side sewer inspected before purchasing a property. We align our inspection approach with these local realities.

Free estimates and straightforward next steps
Once the findings are clear, we explain the options in plain language so you can act quickly without confusion.

What our happy customers say about us

Homeowners and property managers across the Seattle area rely on Pro Sewer Repair for clear communication, thorough inspections, and documented findings that make the next step straightforward. You can explore verified feedback and recent customer experiences on our client reviews page and on third-party review platforms. 

Our 3-step process

A sewer camera inspection should give you more than a quick look inside the pipe. It should provide clear, documented findings that help you decide what to do next, especially because Seattle property owners are typically responsible for maintaining their private side sewer.

Step 1: Prepare access and define the inspection goal

We confirm the best access point (often a cleanout), review your symptoms, and clarify what you need from the inspection, such as locating a blockage, confirming root intrusion, or supporting a home purchase decision with a sewer scope.

Step 2: Run the camera and pinpoint the issue with distance markers

We perform a video inspection of the line to identify defects and conditions such as clogs, cracks, offsets, and low spots. Industry standards for CCTV inspection emphasize consistent documentation and reporting of observations encountered during the inspection.


Step 3: Review results and provide a clear plan for next steps

You receive a straightforward explanation of what we found, where it is located, and what options make sense next, whether that is drain cleaning, repair, trenchless rehabilitation, or replacement. The goal is to remove guesswork and prevent repeat problems.

Get visual proof, clear answers, and the right next step for your sewer line.

Sewer camera inspection FAQs for Seattle property owners

1) What is a sewer camera inspection, and what does it show?

A sewer camera inspection (also called a video sewer inspection or sewer scope) uses a specialized camera to view the inside of your sewer line. It can help identify clogs, root intrusion, cracks, pipe separations, offsets, and low spots that contribute to recurring backups.

2) When should I schedule a sewer scope inspection in Seattle?
3) Are Seattle property owners responsible for the side sewer line?
4) What do you receive after the inspection?
5) How long does a sewer camera inspection take?
6) Do you need to clean the sewer line before the camera inspection?
7) Why choose Pro Sewer Repair for sewer camera inspections?

Get answers fast with a sewer camera inspection and a free estimate

If you are dealing with recurring clogs, slow drains, or signs of a deeper sewer line issue, a sewer camera inspection can provide the visual proof you need to move forward with confidence. Pro Sewer Repair delivers thorough, professional sewer camera inspections in Seattle, WA, with documented findings that help you choose the right next step, whether that is cleaning, repair, trenchless rehabilitation, or replacement.

You do not have to wait for symptoms to get worse. Our team is available 24 hours a day for urgent sewer concerns, and we offer free estimates so you can understand your options before scheduling service.

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