A sewer camera inspection is a plumbing technique that involves inserting a small, waterproof camera into a sewer line or drain to visually inspect the condition and identify any blockages or damage. The camera is attached to a flexible cable that is inserted into the pipe, and sends live video footage back to a monitor or device where the plumber can see it.

Sewer camera inspections are useful for identifying a wide range of issues, including clogs, cracks, corrosion, tree root intrusion, and other damage that can affect the functionality and safety of the plumbing system. By identifying the source of the problem, the plumber can determine the best course of action for repair or maintenance.

Sewer camera inspections are also useful for detecting potential problems before they become more serious and require costly repairs. They can be used on any type of plumbing system, including residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

The process of a sewer camera inspection typically involves locating the access point to the sewer or drain, inserting the camera into the pipe, and maneuvering it through the pipe to get a clear view of the interior. The plumber can record the footage for later review, and can provide a report or recommendation based on the findings.

Sewer camera inspections should only be performed by licensed plumbers with the proper equipment and training, as they require specialized knowledge and experience to operate the camera and interpret the results