Video Camera Pipe Inspection
A push-camera travels inside accessible drain and sewer lines, showing roots, cracks, offsets and blockages on screen in real time.
Trenchless pipe relining (often called CIPP, cured-in-place pipe) installs a resin-soaked liner inside an existing damaged drain or sewer line and cures it into a new pipe within the old one. Done on the right pipe, it avoids open-trench excavation. Done on the wrong pipe — collapsed, badly sagged or wrongly sized — it fails. That is why a camera inspection and candidacy assessment always come first here.
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Individual symptoms do not always prove a leak — they justify a proper investigation, which is what this service provides.
The candidate drain or sewer line itself: its material, diameter, shape, degree of damage, bends and connections — all established by camera inspection before relining is recommended.
Camera-inspect the line and assess candidacy honestly — damage type, sags, collapses and connections.
Clean and prepare the line so the liner can bond and pass through.
Install the liner and cure it in place, forming a new pipe inside the old.
Re-inspect by camera to verify the finished liner before the line returns to service.
CIPP liner installation following camera inspection, line cleaning/preparation, and post-installation camera verification.
Not every pipe qualifies. Collapsed sections, severe sags (bellies) that would remain in the lined pipe, and some diameter changes or connection layouts rule relining out or require a spot repair or excavation first. Relining also slightly reduces internal diameter. Candidacy is a finding of the inspection, not a sales assumption.
A candidacy verdict based on camera evidence, and where relining proceeds, a post-installation camera verification of the finished line.
Read more: our guide related to trenchless pipe relining · All services · Service areas
A push-camera travels inside accessible drain and sewer lines, showing roots, cracks, offsets and blockages on screen in real time.
Repairing one identified defect — a cracked joint, a root entry point, a single damaged section — instead of replacing the whole line.
Camera inspection plus surface locating: know exactly where your sewer line runs, how deep it is, and where each defect sits.
The sooner a leak is confirmed and located, the less water is wasted and the less damage spreads. Call now, or send a short request and describe what you are seeing.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week · 1065 Westminster Ave, Alhambra, CA 91803