A camera shows you what is really going on inside the line, so nobody has to guess. Acme Sewer & Drain Cleaning is a licensed, owner-operated Utah plumbing contractor. We put a camera down your drain or sewer line, show you what we find, and tell you the right fix. Call (801) 930-8000 to schedule a sewer camera inspection.
A sewer camera inspection puts a waterproof camera down your drain or sewer line so we can see the inside of the pipe in real time. Instead of guessing why a line keeps backing up, we look at it. Here is what the camera can show us:
Camera first is how we work. Before we start cleaning, we put the camera down so we know what we are dealing with and can tell you the right fix.
Homeowners, property managers and business owners call us for a camera inspection when they notice:
Call (801) 930-8000 to schedule an inspection.
We find the best way into the line, usually a cleanout or a drain opening.
We run the camera through the pipe and watch it live. If the line is too dirty to see through, we jet it and run the camera again. A sewer main is much easier to see after a jet.
If we find a break, a collapse or roots, we can locate where it is in your yard or building so a repair means less digging.
We tell you what we saw in plain words and give you a straight recommendation. No upsells.
The camera is how we find the problem. Cleaning or repair is how we fix it. We put the camera down first so we know whether the line needs snaking, hydro jetting or a repair, and afterward we can run it again to confirm the line is clear.
A sewer scope shows the condition of the main line before you close. It is one of the most useful inspections you can do on an older property.
How much does a camera inspection cost? It depends on access, line length and whether we need to locate the problem. Call (801) 930-8000 and we will give you a price.
When should I get a sewer scope? If you have repeat clogs, slow drains at more than one fixture, or you are buying an older property.
Can the camera show where the problem is underground? The camera shows what the problem is, and line locating shows where it is.
Will the camera damage my pipes? No. A camera inspection is non-invasive.
Call (801) 930-8000 to schedule a sewer camera inspection in the Greater Salt Lake Area.
