Did you know that your Neerings professionals can inspect your sewer with a camera to determine its current condition, what might need to be done to repair it, and where there are problems in the line? We specialize in the sewer camera inspection in Salt Lake City. We’ll help you look at the inside of your sewer line, then come up with solutions to the problems we find.
If you’re buying a new house, it’s worth it to invest in a sewer line camera inspection before you complete the purchase. We’ll send a camera down through your sewer line via the access plate in the home.
Our sewer camera inspection service professionals will make a video of the entire line so you can know what you might be facing when you buy the home. Use this video as evidence to ask the current owner to take care of the issue before you complete the purchase or keep it so you know what you need to fix after you buy.
If you suspect sewer problems, a sewer line camera inspection in Salt Lake City can determine exactly what is going on down there and where the problem is located. The camera shows what is clogging your sewer and gives us an idea about how big a clog might be. It also shows us cracks, holes, or other problems with your sewer pipes so we know what needs to be repaired.
Every one of our cameras has a locator that we can detect from the surface. This tells us exactly where a problem is in your sewer line. Then we can plan a pinpoint sewer repair, rather than digging up your entire line to find the issue. It also allows us to decide which method of sewer repair would be best for your needs.
If you need someone who specializes in the sewer line camera inspection in Salt Lake City, call Neerings today! We promise to get to you quickly and get our camera down your line fast so you can get your sewer fixed ASAP. If you’re a real estate buyer, we’ll make sure you know everything you need to know about the sewer line before you make your purchase.
Call us today and schedule your sewer camera inspection service! Stop waiting because sewer issues only get worse over time.
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