Sewer Inspection & Pipe Camera Services in Green Bay
Video camera pipe inspection is the fastest, most accurate way to diagnose problems in your septic system's pipes, sewer lines, and drain lines. Using high-resolution camera scope technology, we can see exactly what's happening inside your pipes without costly digging or guesswork.
Septic Green Bay provides licensed technicians who use professional-grade video inspection equipment to identify clogs, cracks, root intrusion, and pipe damage in both septic lines and sewer pipes. We serve Green Bay, Allouez, De Pere, Howard, Suamico, and Bellevue with comprehensive sewer inspection services.
What Camera Inspection Reveals
- Root intrusion — tree roots growing into pipes and causing blockages
- Cracks and breaks — identify damaged pipes that need repair or replacement
- Clogs and blockages — locate exactly where backups are occurring
- Pipe misalignment — shifted or separated pipe sections
- Corrosion and deterioration — aging pipes that need replacement
- Drain field issues — check lateral lines in the leach field
- Sewer line damage — inspect main sewer lines from house to septic tank
- Bellied pipes — low spots where waste collects and causes blockages
When You Need a Camera Inspection
Recurring Clogs
If you're constantly dealing with slow drains or backups, a camera inspection finds the root cause.
Before Buying a Home
Essential for homes with septic systems. A camera inspection reveals hidden pipe problems before you buy.
After Tree Removal
Large trees near septic lines may have roots in your pipes. Inspect after removal to assess damage.
Older Homes
Homes built before 1990 often have clay or cast iron pipes that deteriorate over time.
Sewer Line Problems
Multiple drains backing up simultaneously suggests a main sewer line blockage or damage.
Unexplained Wet Spots
Soggy areas in your yard could indicate a broken sewer or septic line leaking underground.
Our Camera Inspection Process
- Access the line — We access your septic or sewer line through a cleanout or tank access point.
- Insert camera — A flexible, waterproof camera cable is fed through the pipe.
- Real-time video — We watch live footage on a monitor, identifying any issues.
- Locate problems — Electronic transmitters pinpoint the exact location and depth of issues.
- Provide report — You receive a detailed report with video footage and recommendations.
Sewer Inspection vs. Septic Inspection
While both use camera technology, there are key differences:
Sewer Line Inspection
- Inspects pipe from house to septic tank
- Focuses on main sewer line condition
- Identifies blockages, roots, and pipe damage
- Typically 50-100 feet of line
Septic System Inspection
- Includes tank, baffles, and drain field
- Checks drain field lateral lines
- Evaluates overall system function
- May include sludge/scum level measurement
Benefits of Professional Video Pipe Inspection
- Accurate diagnosis — See the exact problem instead of guessing
- Cost savings — Avoid unnecessary digging and trial-and-error repairs
- Documentation — Video recording provides proof of condition for insurance or home sales
- Preventive maintenance — Catch small problems before they become emergencies
- Non-invasive — No digging or property damage required for inspection
Schedule Your Camera Inspection
Get a clear picture of your septic system's health with professional video pipe inspection and sewer line inspection.