Sewer Camera Inspection in Hall County & Northeast Georgia

Before I recommend any major sewer or drain repair, I want to know exactly what's going on inside your pipes — and so should you. A sewer camera inspection takes the guesswork out of diagnosing underground plumbing problems. I'm Justin Dutka with Verified Plumbing, and I use high-resolution waterproof cameras to inspect sewer and drain lines for homeowners across Flowery Branch, Gainesville, Dawsonville, and throughout Hall County.

Here's how it works: I feed a flexible, waterproof camera through your sewer cleanout and into the main line. The camera sends a live video feed to a monitor, so we can both see the condition of the pipe in real time. I can identify cracks, root intrusion, bellied sections, grease buildup, collapsed pipe, offset joints, and any other problems. I also use the camera's built-in locator to mark the exact position and depth of any issues, so if excavation is needed, we know precisely where to dig.

I recommend camera inspections in several situations: if you're experiencing recurring drain backups, if you're buying a home (especially one built before 1990), if you're planning a major renovation that will increase your plumbing load, or if you just want to know the condition of your sewer line before a small problem becomes a big one. Many real estate transactions in the Braselton, Buford, and Cumming areas now include sewer scope inspections as part of the due diligence process — it's one of the smartest investments a buyer can make.

After the inspection, I'll walk you through the footage and give you an honest assessment. If the line needs sewer line repair, you'll understand exactly why and what the options are. If the issue turns out to be a blockage that can be resolved with professional drain cleaning, that's a much simpler and less expensive fix. I also inspect main water line connections when accessibility allows. Free estimates, licensed MPR108563.