Sewer Camera Inspections

Sewer problems often start small and silently. A minor blockage or misaligned pipe can quickly turn into a major backup if not addressed early. That is why sewer camera inspection has become a crucial diagnostic tool.

Using a high-definition waterproof camera, we can navigate through your sewer line and pinpoint exactly what is going on. There is no guesswork, no unnecessary digging, and no need for exploratory work that might not lead to a fix. Instead, we identify the exact location and cause of any issue, whether it is tree roots, pipe collapse, or debris buildup, so we can make targeted, cost-effective repairs.

Root intrusions are another common issue, as thirsty trees search for moisture and force their way into tiny pipe joints. Grease buildup, scale from hard water, or even improper connections made during past repairs can also be uncovered.

Once we find the issue, we provide you with a clear explanation and a set of solutions that are specific to your property and budget.

Smart Protection for Home Buyers

If you are considering buying a home in San Rafael, a sewer camera inspection is one of the smartest decisions you can make. Many home inspections do not include an evaluation of the sewer line, even though it is one of the most expensive systems to repair if it fails. We have seen homebuyers move in only to discover slow drains, foul smells, or full backups because a hidden pipe problem was missed.

With our inspection, you receive video documentation of the entire line along with professional advice on what to expect next. If everything looks great, you get peace of mind. If we find something concerning, you are in a stronger position to negotiate repairs or price adjustments before closing.

At Gotelli Plumbing Company, our goal is to give you clarity. Every sewer camera inspection comes with a video recording and a written report. We walk you through what the footage shows and help you understand what the next steps should be.

Sometimes, a thorough cleaning is all that is needed. In other cases, we may recommend trenchless repairs or spot fixes. Either way, we are committed to giving you honest answers with no pressure and no surprises.