Water & Pipe
Pool & External
A blocked sewer line may be caused by tree roots, fractured pipes, misaligned joints, grease build-up, or multiple failures. Sewer and stormwater CCTV camera inspection shows exactly what is happening inside the pipe, where the issue is, and how severe it is. The video record helps guide the right repair, such as cleaning, relining, excavation, or section replacement, and can be shared with your plumber, insurer, or council.
CCTV camera inspection for sewer, stormwater, and drainage lines.
CCTV camera inspection is a non-invasive method of visually inspecting the interior of underground sewer, stormwater, and drainage lines. A small camera attached to a flexible cable is fed through the pipe from a cleanout point, capturing video of pipe condition, blockages, defects, or abnormalities.
CCTV inspection is the industry standard for sewer diagnostics. It identifies blockages, structural defects, infiltration, and deterioration. IMPORTANT: This service is NOT available in NSW due to regulatory requirements.
Your sewer is backing up into the house or overflowing in the yard
Water is pooling or returning when you flush or run the washing machine
The sewer line is slow to drain even after being cleaned
Tree roots are suspected to be infiltrating the line
The sewer was built more than 30 years ago and has never been inspected
You're buying a property and want a pre-purchase inspection of the sewer
You're building or renovating and need the existing line assessed before work starts
CCTV inspection is the only way to truly see what's happening inside a sewer line. No guesswork. Just video evidence of what needs to happen next.
$495
For a standard sewer camera inspection
Depends on the blockage severity. Light blockages (roots, grease, debris) we can usually work around. The camera is only about 2.5cm in diameter. Heavy blockages might need clearing before we can inspect. If we can't pass the camera, we'll advise and you may need a jetting/cleaning service first, then re-inspection.
It shouldn't be. The camera enters through a cleanout point, not from inside your home. Our team manages the process carefully to avoid spillage or backup. If there's a blockage or backup in progress, we'll discuss how to manage that before starting.
That depends on the line length and condition. Most residential lines can be inspected from the cleanout at the property to the council's main line (typically 30–50 metres). Very long runs or severely damaged lines may have distance limits. We'll discuss reach and coverage before the inspection.
The camera inspects and diagnoses. It doesn't repair. Some issues (like grease buildup or light root intrusion) can be addressed by a drain cleaning / jetting service. Structural problems (cracks, misalignment, collapses) usually require a specialist plumber or trenchless lining contractor. We'll provide the video evidence they need to plan the repair.
Almost certainly yes. Sewer camera inspection is the industry standard. Your insurer and council will understand the video and use it to assess liability or requirements for repair. We provide the video in a standard format that anyone can review.
High water bill? Mysterious damp spot? Slow drip inside the walls? We use acoustic listening and tracer gas technology to locate water leaks precisely, without breaking concrete, tiles, or drywall. Full written report included, with repair guidance for your plumber.
View Service Inert gas (nitrogen/helium) pressure testing for pipe integrity checks. We test newly installed systems, repaired lines, or existing infrastructure to confirm system integrity. Complies with AS3500 standards and provides documentary proof for councils and builders.
View Service High water bill? Mysterious damp spot? Slow drip inside the walls? We use acoustic listening and tracer gas technology to locate water leaks precisely, without breaking concrete, tiles, or drywall. Full written report included, with repair guidance for your plumber.
View ServiceSee it. Book a camera inspection and get certainty. IMPORTANT: Not available in NSW.
