Clogs and slow drains are not always easy to see from the surface with your eye. Many times the answers are deep inside of the pipe where we can’t see. Professional plumbers rely on their tools to help figure out what and where the problem lies.

A line camera is a flexible snake-like camera that a plumber can place inside of a pipe, conduit or a sewer line to help see. This high resolution camera gives the plumber the view he/she needs to diagnose the problem. The view can be recorded for future viewing or comparison and will be analyzed by the technician.

This process can measure drain depth, pipe material and flow direction. It can also determine if the pipe is cracked or rusted or even if the joints are misaligned or separated.

Once the diagnosis is concluded, the plumber can prepare a proposed solution to help restore the problem as quickly as possible.