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Sewer Scope Inspection in Saint John, NB
Find sewer line issues that aren't visible during a standard home inspection.
A sewer scope (sewer camera inspection) uses a high-resolution camera to visually assess the accessible portions of the main drain line from an interior clean out (or other suitable entry point).
It helps identify concerns such as root intrusion, offsets, standing water (bellies), blockages, and damage that could contribute to backups or costly repairs.

Bundle with a home inspection when scheduling permits.
What Is a Sewer Scope Inspection?
A sewer scope inspection (sewer camera inspection) was a non-invasive, visual inspection of the underground drain line that carried wastewater from the home toward the street connection or septic system.
A flexible camera was inserted at an interior cleanout (or other suitable access point) and guided through the pipe while the interior was viewed in real time.
Common Conditions Observed
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Root intrusion
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Separated/offset joints
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Standing water (“bellies”) / poor slope
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Cracks, breaks, or collapsed sections
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Blockages, debris, heavy buildup
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Corrosion/deterioration
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Evidence of prior repairs or patchwork

Who Should Consider a Sewer Scope Inspection?
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Summary included in your report
Photo/video documentation where available/possible
Reported Notes on visible defects and observed conditions
Camera inspection of accessible portions of the drain line
What's Included?
When Should I Get a Sewer Scope
At the same time as your home inspection (recommended)
As a stand-alone service for an existing home
Before or after major landscaping, renovation, or foundation work
Many clients choose to bundle a sewer scope with their home inspection so that both the visible and hidden systems are evaluated in one visit.



