Video Sewer Line Inspection in New Port Richey, FL

Our standard sewer camera inspection covers your entire main sewer line from the cleanout to the municipal connection. A high-resolution camera travels through the pipe, capturing video footage of joints, connections, and interior surfaces. We identify cracks, offsets, bellies, corrosion, and buildup as the camera moves through the system.

You watch the live feed alongside our technician. Once the inspection is complete, we review the footage with you and explain any findings in plain language. No jargon, no pressure, just clear information about your pipe's condition.

Knowing where your sewer line runs is critical before any excavation, landscaping, or construction project. Our camera equipment includes a locator transmitter that allows us to pinpoint the exact depth and path of your sewer line from above ground. We mark the route, so you or your contractor knows exactly where the pipe sits.

This service is especially useful for older New Port Richey properties where original plumbing drawings may not exist or may be inaccurate.

A home inspection doesn't typically include the sewer line. That's a costly oversight. Sewer line repairs in Florida can run $5,000 to $15,000 or more, depending on depth, material, and access.

R.J. Kielty performs pre-purchase video sewer line inspections for home buyers who want to know the true condition of the property's underground plumbing before closing. We provide recorded footage and a written summary you can share with your real estate agent or use during negotiations.

For property owners managing aging plumbing systems, periodic condition assessments help you plan maintenance and budgets. We inspect the full length of your drain and sewer lines, document the current state, and flag any areas that may need attention in the near term.

This proactive approach helps you avoid emergency repairs. Many commercial property owners in the area schedule annual or biannual inspections to stay ahead of potential failures.

Tree roots are one of the most common causes of sewer line damage in Florida. Roots seek out moisture and can penetrate pipe joints, crack walls, and create stubborn blockages. Our sewer camera identifies root intrusion at every stage, from minor infiltration at a joint to full obstruction of the pipe.

We also detect grease buildup, debris accumulation, and foreign objects that cause recurring backups. Seeing the blockage on camera helps us recommend the right solution, whether that's hydro jetting, root cutting, or pipe repair.

After a sewer line repair or replacement, a follow-up video inspection confirms the work was done correctly. We run the camera through the repaired section to verify proper alignment, grade, and connection integrity.

This step protects your investment. If another contractor performed the repair, our independent camera inspection gives you an unbiased verification of the finished work.