Professional Camera Inspections
An essential part of drainage maintenance is regular inspections to verify the condition of your drainage system. Below we show you our expertise and why you should trust Sava Drains to get the job done right at a fair and transparent price!
Our Approach to Drainage Camera Inspections
We treat your drain inspection needs as an investigation. We understand that there are many possibilities within the various drainage systems and we take it all into consideration when conducting our inspection.
Every detail is noted and every point of interest is percisely located. By the end of the inspection, everything will be laid out very clearly and no questions will remain.
We provide a clear and comprehensive inspection report fit with our technicians notes, exact measurments, and all the details you would ever want to know about your drainage system so you can be confident that your making informed decisions for the longevity of your pipes.
Reasons Why You Need a Drain Camera Inpection
- An outdated or problematic perimeter drain that needs evaluation
- A main sewer that has recurring backups
- An old sewer system that hasnt been inspected for many years
- Tree root intrusions
- A leak which is suspected to be due to a crack in your drain pipe
- A need for your drainage system to be mapped out
- Sags or bellies in your main sewer which need to be monitored
- A need for assessment on the condition of your drainage systems integrity
- A drainage stack that needs to be evaluated
and many more! We've done it all and we're ready to get to the bottom of things.
If your not sure whether or not you may need a drain camera inspection, call us today and let us know your concerns. We'll give you our expert advice and a free estimate for the job.
Percise Locating
One of the key elements to drain camera inspections is the usage of a locator wand. The camera head gives off a 512hz frequency specifically for when it encounters a section of the pipe that needs to be located from above ground. Possible reasons a locator wand would be used is,
- To locate the beginning and end of a belly in your drain pipe .
- To pinpoint the exact location of turns and bends in the pipe for percise mapping of the drains.
- To tell how deep into the ground the drain pipe is.
- To pinpoint cracks, holes, collapsed or semi collapsed sections of your drains.
- To confirm the direction of your drain pipe.
