Sewer Camera Inspection in Antelope, CA

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Advanced video technology shows you exactly what’s happening in your sewer line—no guessing, no surprises, no unnecessary repairs.

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Professional Sewer Inspection Antelope, CA

Stop Throwing Money at Plumbing Mysteries

Your sewer line is failing, but you don’t know why. Plumbers are throwing around numbers like $15,000 to $20,000 for replacement. But what if the real problem costs $500 to fix? Our sewer camera inspection cuts through the confusion. High-definition video reveals tree roots, cracks, blockages, and pipe condition in real-time. You see exactly what needs fixing and what doesn’t. Within 24 hours, you get a detailed report with video proof and our honest assessment. No upselling, no scare tactics—just the facts you need to make smart decisions about your Antelope, CA property.

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Local Experts Who Actually Show Up

Murray Plumbing has earned a 4.7-star Google rating serving Antelope, CA homeowners with straight answers and reliable service. We know this area—the aging infrastructure, the mature trees that love to invade sewer lines, the soil conditions that cause pipes to shift. Our licensed, bonded, and insured team responds fast when you need clarity. We’ve built our reputation on showing up on time, explaining everything in plain English, and often charging less than our original estimates. When Antelope residents need honest sewer diagnostics without the runaround, they call us. We bring the right equipment, get the job done efficiently, and give you the information you need to move forward.

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Simple Process, Clear Results in One Visit

We locate your cleanout or access point—no digging, no damage to your yard. Our waterproof, high-resolution camera travels the entire length of your sewer line, from your house to the street connection. You watch with our technician as the LED-equipped camera reveals everything: blockages, root intrusion, cracks, pipe materials, joint conditions. The footage is crystal clear, and we explain what you’re seeing as we go. Within 24 hours, you receive a comprehensive written report with video documentation, specific problem locations, and our professional recommendations. You’ll know exactly what needs immediate attention, what can wait, and what’s actually fine. No more guessing about your plumbing.

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Everything You Get With Your Inspection

Your sewer camera inspection covers up to 300 feet of pipe—your entire line from house to street. We identify the root intrusion that’s common in Antelope’s tree-lined neighborhoods, plus cracks, bellied sections, and blockages that slow your drains. Our advanced equipment reveals pipe materials, joint conditions, and previous repair work. This matters in Antelope, CA, where many homes still have original clay or cast iron pipes that may need replacement soon. You receive high-definition video footage, detailed location mapping of problems, and a written report in language you can understand. If repairs are needed, we provide multiple options with honest cost estimates—no pressure, just information.

How much does sewer camera inspection cost in Antelope, CA?

Sewer camera inspections in Antelope, CA typically cost $275 to $350, depending on your property size and pipe length. This small investment often saves homeowners thousands by catching problems before they become disasters. We provide upfront, transparent pricing with no hidden fees. You’ll know the exact cost before we start, and we stick to our quote. Many customers tell us this inspection was the best money they spent on their home. Consider this: one major sewer backup can cost more in water damage than several years of preventive inspections. When sewer line replacement runs $15,000 to $20,000 in our area, a $300 inspection is the smartest insurance you can buy.

When should I schedule a sewer camera inspection?

Get a sewer camera inspection immediately if you’re buying or selling a home in Antelope, CA, especially properties over 20 years old. Many homes here have mature trees whose roots commonly invade older sewer lines. Schedule an inspection right away if you notice slow drains, gurgling sounds from fixtures, sewage odors, or water backing up. These symptoms indicate problems that typically worsen quickly without professional attention. We recommend routine inspections every 2-3 years for homes with large trees nearby or properties with clay or cast iron pipes. Regular inspections catch small issues when they’re still affordable to fix, preventing emergency situations that always happen at the worst times.

What problems does sewer camera inspection find in Antelope homes?

Tree root intrusion tops our list—Antelope’s mature landscaping creates perfect conditions for roots to invade sewer lines. Roots grow through pipe joints and cracks, eventually creating major blockages that cause backups throughout your home. We frequently find cracked or collapsed pipes, especially in older clay and cast iron systems. Bellied pipes are common too—sections that have sagged due to soil settling, creating low spots where waste accumulates and causes recurring problems. Other discoveries include grease buildup from years of kitchen waste, foreign objects that shouldn’t be in pipes, corroded joints, and improper connections from previous DIY repairs. Our high-definition cameras catch everything, giving you complete visibility into your system’s actual condition.

How long does sewer camera inspection take?

Most sewer camera inspections take 45 to 75 minutes total. The actual camera work takes about 15-20 minutes, while preparation, setup, and explaining our findings make up the rest of the time. We don’t rush because accuracy matters. Our technicians examine every section of your line carefully, document problems clearly, and explain what you’re seeing in real-time. You’re welcome to watch the entire process. You’ll receive your detailed written report with video documentation within 24 hours. This quick turnaround helps you make timely decisions, whether you’re dealing with a real estate transaction or planning necessary repairs.

Will the camera inspection damage my pipes or yard?

Sewer camera inspections are completely non-invasive and cause zero damage to your pipes or property. Our waterproof cameras are specifically designed for pipe inspection, with smooth surfaces and appropriate sizing for your sewer line. Unlike old-school inspection methods that required digging up your yard, our cameras access your system through existing cleanouts or drain openings. No excavation means no damage to landscaping, driveways, sidewalks, or anything else on your property. The flexible cable and camera head navigate pipe bends and joints safely. We use professional-grade equipment that’s calibrated for safe operation, protecting both your plumbing system and your property throughout the entire inspection process.

Can you inspect sewer lines with standing water or blockages?

Standing water limits camera visibility and usually indicates a serious blockage that needs immediate attention. We typically recommend clearing the blockage first, then performing the camera inspection to assess your line’s overall condition. If your line has minor water accumulation, we can often clear it before inspection. However, significant standing water means there’s a backup requiring emergency service before we can properly evaluate your system. Our 24/7 emergency service handles urgent blockages quickly. Once water flow is restored, we schedule your camera inspection to identify the root cause and prevent future problems. This approach ensures you get accurate results and immediate relief from your plumbing emergency.

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