Professional Sewer Line Inspection Services in Northern New Jersey

The main sewer line is your property's most important drainage component, yet it's often the most neglected until problems occur. Our sewer line inspection services use advanced technology to evaluate every aspect of your underground sewer system, from your home's connection point to the street tie-in.

What is Sewer Line Inspection?

Sewer line inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of your main sewer pipe that carries wastewater from your home to the municipal sewer system. This critical infrastructure component is typically buried 3-8 feet underground and ranges from 4-6 inches in diameter for residential properties.

Our professional sewer line inspection process examines the entire length of your main sewer pipe, identifying structural problems, blockages, and potential failure points that could lead to costly repairs or health hazards.

Components of Complete Sewer Line Inspection

• Main Line Evaluation: Complete assessment of the primary sewer pipe from house to street
• Connection Point Analysis: Examination of how your system connects to municipal lines
• Pipe Material Assessment: Identification of pipe materials and their condition
• Structural Integrity Review: Analysis of pipe walls, joints, and overall structural soundness
• Flow Capacity Testing: Evaluation of system capacity and drainage efficiency
• Grade and Slope Analysis: Assessment of proper drainage angles and flow patterns
• Cleanout Accessibility: Review of access points for future maintenance
• Code Compliance Check: Verification that system meets current local requirements

Why Sewer Line Inspection is Critical

The main sewer line is your property's most expensive plumbing component to repair or replace. Problems with this system can cause:

• Sewage Backups: Raw sewage entering your home through drains and toilets
• Property Damage: Water damage to basements, foundations, and personal belongings
• Health Hazards: Exposure to dangerous bacteria and contaminated water
• Environmental Impact: Sewage leaks contaminating soil and groundwater
• Expensive Repairs: Main line replacement can cost $8,000-$15,000 or more
• Insurance Issues: Many policies don't cover sewer line problems
• Legal Liability: Sewage problems affecting neighboring properties
• Reduced Property Value: Known sewer problems significantly impact home values

When You Need Sewer Line Inspection

Several situations warrant professional sewer line inspection:

• Home Purchase: Before buying any property, especially homes over 20 years old
• Recurring Drain Problems: Multiple fixtures backing up or draining slowly
• Sewage Odors: Persistent sewer smells inside or outside your home
• Wet Spots in Yard: Unexplained soggy areas, especially with odors
• High Water Bills: Unexplained increases that might indicate leaks
• Preventive Maintenance: Regular inspection to catch problems early
• Before Renovations: Major home improvements that affect plumbing
• Insurance Requirements: Some policies require periodic inspection