Sewer camera inspection: what you see and when it's worth it
A sewer camera shows exactly what's inside your line: roots, grease, cracks, sags, or a clean pipe. Mine reaches over 100 feet and records the footage. I show it to you and tell you what I think is going on.
Backing up right now? I answer 24/7 in Libby, Troy and about 60 miles around.
406-291-6808Need it cleared? That's what my sewer line cleaning and camera inspection is for.
When it's worth it
- The same backup keeps coming back
- You think you have roots
- You're buying a house
- After a cleaning, to prove the line is clear
What you'll see
Roots coming in at the joints. Grease caked on the pipe walls. A crack, a sag where water sits, or a clean pipe. I walk you through it so you're not just staring at a screen.
Then what
If it's a clog, I clear it. If something is broken and needs digging, I tell you straight and can call contractors I trust. You decide what to do.
Common questions
How far can your camera go?
Over 100 feet.
Can I keep the footage?
Yes. You can get a copy of the video. Most folks just watch it with me on the spot.
Read next
- Buying a house in Libby or Troy? Get the sewer line scoped first
- Tree roots in your sewer line: signs, fixes, and how often they come back
Chris Desorcy owns Kootenai Drains in Libby, Montana. He's cleared drains and sewer lines around Libby and Troy for about 6 years with a professional hydro jetter and a sewer camera. He's a drain cleaner, not a plumber, and he answers his own phone. More about Chris