Sewer Inspection in Pearson, MS

Know What's Wrong Before You Pay

Video camera technology shows you exactly what’s happening in your sewer lines—no guessing, no unnecessary repairs.

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Professional Sewer Camera Inspection Services

See the Problem, Fix It Right

You’re tired of throwing money at drain problems that keep coming back. Every few months, it’s the same story—slow drains, mysterious backups, or that smell you can’t quite place.

A professional sewer inspection with video camera technology cuts through the mystery. You’ll see exactly what’s blocking, cracking, or breaking down in your sewer lines. No more guessing whether it’s roots, collapsed pipes, or something else entirely.

When you know the real problem, you can fix it once and move on. You’ll avoid the frustration of temporary patches that fail in six months, and you’ll have a clear picture of what needs attention now versus what can wait.

Trusted Pearson Plumbing Professionals

We Diagnose First, Sell Second

Roeders Plumbing brings professional sewer inspection services to homeowners throughout Pearson and the surrounding Mississippi communities. We use advanced video camera equipment to provide accurate diagnoses rather than expensive guesswork.

Licensed and insured, we’ve built a reputation in the local area for honest assessments and transparent pricing. We understand that Pearson homeowners need straight answers about their plumbing systems—not sales pitches for unnecessary work.

Our team focuses on showing you exactly what’s happening in your sewer lines so you can make informed decisions about repairs and maintenance.

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Video Camera Inspection Process

Simple Process, Clear Answers

The sewer camera inspection starts with accessing your sewer line through an existing cleanout or drain opening. A waterproof video camera attached to a flexible cable travels through your pipes, transmitting real-time footage to a monitor above ground.

You can watch the inspection as it happens. The camera reveals cracks, blockages, root intrusion, pipe deterioration, and other issues that affect your sewer system’s performance. Our technician explains what you’re seeing and marks the exact location of any problems.

After the inspection, you receive a detailed report with video footage and still images of any issues found. This documentation helps you understand what needs immediate attention, what can be monitored, and what repair options make the most sense for your situation and budget.

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What You Get With Every Inspection

Each sewer camera inspection includes a thorough examination of your entire accessible sewer line system. The high-resolution camera captures detailed footage of pipe conditions, joint connections, and any obstructions or damage present.

You receive a comprehensive inspection report with video documentation, still photographs of problem areas, and precise location mapping of any issues discovered. The report includes clear explanations of findings and prioritized recommendations for addressing problems.

Common issues we identify during Pearson sewer inspections include tree root infiltration, pipe settling due to soil conditions, and deterioration in older cast iron or clay sewer lines. The inspection process helps homeowners understand whether their recurring drain problems stem from simple blockages or more serious structural issues requiring professional repair.

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Most residential sewer camera inspections take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the length of your sewer line and the complexity of any issues found. The actual camera work moves quickly, but our technician takes time to thoroughly examine problem areas and explain what you’re seeing on the monitor. If multiple blockages or extensive damage are discovered, the inspection may take longer to document everything properly for your report.
Video camera inspections reveal most sewer line problems including tree root intrusion, cracked or collapsed pipes, grease buildup, foreign objects, pipe misalignment, and corrosion damage. The camera also identifies partial blockages that cause slow drains and shows the overall condition of your pipe materials. In Pearson’s soil conditions, inspections commonly find issues with pipe settling and root infiltration from mature trees, helping homeowners understand why they’re experiencing recurring drain problems.
A pre-purchase sewer inspection can save thousands in unexpected repair costs, especially for homes over 20 years old or properties with mature trees near sewer lines. Many home inspections don’t include detailed sewer line evaluation, leaving buyers unaware of expensive problems lurking underground. The inspection cost is minimal compared to emergency sewer repairs or full line replacements that often surprise new homeowners within their first year of ownership.
Professional sewer camera inspections are completely non-invasive and won’t damage your pipes or property. The flexible camera cable is designed to navigate through existing pipe systems without causing scratches or other damage. Access typically happens through existing cleanouts or drain openings, so no digging or excavation is required. The camera equipment is specifically engineered for sewer line inspection and poses no risk to properly installed plumbing systems.
Sewer camera inspection costs vary based on the length and complexity of your sewer system, but the investment typically pays for itself by preventing unnecessary repairs or identifying problems before they become emergencies. Many homeowners find that knowing the exact location and nature of sewer problems saves money on excavation and repair costs. Contact Roeders Plumbing for specific pricing based on your property’s needs and to discuss how the inspection can help address your current drain issues.
Preparation for a sewer camera inspection is minimal, but clearing access to your main cleanout and avoiding heavy water usage for a few hours before the appointment helps ensure the best results. If you know where your sewer cleanout is located, make sure it’s accessible and not blocked by storage or landscaping. Our technician will handle the rest of the setup and explain the process as the inspection proceeds, so you can watch and ask questions about what’s being discovered.