Do I need a sewer scope in Phoenix?
If the home is more than 20 years old, has mature trees, or has any history of slow drains, yes. A sewer scope runs a camera through the main sewer line from the house to the street connection, and it is the only way to see the condition of a pipe you would otherwise buy blind. A failed sewer line is one of the most expensive surprises a homeowner can face, and standard inspections cannot see inside the pipe.
What the camera finds in Valley homes
- Root intrusion at pipe joints, common wherever mature landscaping meets older clay or cast iron lines
- Bellied or back-pitched sections that hold water and waste
- Cracked, offset or collapsed pipe segments
- Older materials near the end of their service life
- Construction debris in newer builds, which happens more often than buyers expect
What you receive
A recorded video of the line and a clear written summary of what we saw and where. If a problem shows up, you have documentation to bring to the negotiation table before you own the repair.
Add a sewer scope to your inspection. Call or text (480) 250-1136 or schedule online 24/7. Read more in our guide: Do I need a sewer scope?