Sewer Inspections

Sewer line inspections are crucial in identifying significant issues before a home purchase and to properly maintain your home. They are also critical for planning repairs or an expensive sewer line replacement. With a professional sewer line scope, you'll know the current condition of your sewer line connection and when future repairs might be needed.

Understand the condition of your home with an expert sewer line camera inspection by HouseMaster®, a trusted name in home inspections.

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What Sewer Camera Inspections Reveal

Using a specialized camera, sewer inspections evaluate the condition of the home's sewer lines, examining pipes from the residence to the main sewer line.
Your local HouseMaster will record and analyze video of your pipes to spot existing unknown problems and potential emerging issues, including leaks, cracks, tree roots, debris, or other obstructions.
Sewer line scoping is just one component of our suite of home inspection services.

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From sewer video inspections to comprehensive home inspections for buyers and sellers, we bring nearly five decades of experience to every assessment. We take pride in our institutional knowledge and training while prioritizing local expertise in regional markets.

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There's never a bad time to learn more about your home. Leave no stone—or sewer line—unturned and reduce the risk of unexpected failures and expenses. Prepare for your home purchase or get a routine detailed look at your property's sewer system with the home inspection experts you can count on.

Trust HouseMaster for professional home inspection services for peace of mind. Book an inspection today or call us to get started.

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Nothing provides peace of mind like a professional home inspection. Our experienced team evaluates readily accessible elements of the property to develop a clear picture of the integrity and condition of home systems. This will allow you to anticipate possible immediate and long-term maintenance and repair needs.

Buyer Home Inspection

Assess the condition of your new home and your investment with HouseMaster.
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Seller Home Inspection

Pre-listing inspections help minimize negotiations and reduce risk before listing a home for sale.
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New Construction Inspection

Our comprehensive inspection solutions help buyers for homes in various stages of construction.
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Post-Close Inspection

Scheduling post-closing inspections can identify or address health or safety concerns.
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Sewer Line Inspection FAQ

We strongly recommend a sewer inspection before purchasing a home. A thorough inspection may spot leaks, cracks and root intrusion that significantly impact the property value and closing price.
Annual maintenance inspections, especially for homes over 50 years old, should also be part of regular home maintenance. Debris that can build up, aging pipes, and tree roots can cause cracking or blockage, causing serious problems that seem to come out of nowhere.
The price of a sewer scope varies based on the length of the sewer line, access to the sewer system, and whether we are performing additional services during our visit. Camera-based sewer inspections are performed by many HouseMaster locations. Contact your local HouseMaster office to learn more about their sewer inspection offerings.

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