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SEWER CAMERA INSPECTIONS

See the Problem. Solve It Right.

Some plumbing issues run deeper than a clogged toilet or a slow drain. When you’re dealing with recurring backups, foul odors, or unexplained leaks, guessing won’t cut it – you need answers. That’s where sewer camera inspections come in.

At Military Plumbing, we use state-of-the-art sewer scopes to take the guesswork out of diagnosis. From Caddo Mills to Frisco, Rockwall, Garland, and across the DFW Metroplex, our expert techs help homeowners and businesses pinpoint hidden plumbing issues—without tearing up your yard or foundation in the process.

WHAT IS A SEWER CAMERA INSPECTION?

We use inspections to:

Diagnose the cause of frequent backups

Verify the location of roots, grease, or foreign objects

Identify cracked, offset, or broken pipes

Assess damage before a trenchless repair or replacement

Inspect plumbing before real estate transactions

If your home is older, on a slab, or you’ve dealt with multiple plumbing repairs, this service is a smart move that can save you thousands down the line.

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A sewer camera inspection involves threading a high-resolution, waterproof camera into your sewer or drain lines. This lets us see the exact condition of your pipes in real time—from clogs and cracks to corrosion and collapsed lines.

GUARANTEES THAT GO BEYOND THE CALL

Every job we take on is backed by a clear set of customer-first guarantees designed to protect your time, your money, and your peace of mind. From upfront pricing to satisfaction follow-through, these promises aren’t just policy - they’re personal.

SIGNS YOU MAY NEED A SEWER LINE INSPECTION

We often recommend sewer camera inspections when customers experience:

SLOW OR CLOGGED DRAINS

Multiple sinks, showers, or toilets draining slowly or experiencing repeated clogging issues

GURGLING NOISES

If toilets gurgle or sink drains bubble when water runs, this often indicates a venting issue or sewer clog.

SEWAGE ODORS

Strong, ongoing rotten egg odors from household drains or your yard usually mean a sewer line leak or backup.

SEWAGE BACKUPS

If sewage backs up through shower drains or tubs, you urgently need a sewer line inspection.

SOGGY YARD AREAS

Consistently damp ground or collapsing soil near buried pipes often indicates serious leaks below

ROOT INTRUSION SIGNS

When tree roots threaten your sewer line, our video inspections accurately identify the extent of the damage.

Even if your system “seems fine,” hidden problems can grow over time—and sewer scope inspections help you catch them before they turn into a major mess.

HOW IT WORKS (OUR PROCESS)

Here’s what you can expect when you schedule a sewer inspection with Military Plumbing:

INITIAL ASSESSMENT

After asking key questions about your plumbing problems, we thoroughly analyze every symptom.

ACCESS POINT SETUP

We connect our camera equipment to your main sewer line via outdoor cleanouts or indoor plumbing fixtures.

CAMERA INSERTION

Using advanced waterproof cameras, we thoroughly inspect your sewer line's interior to diagnose hidden damage.

LIVE FOOTAGE REVIEW

You get to watch in real time as we evaluate the condition of the pipes.

DIAGNOSIS & SOLUTIONS

We explain everything clearly and give you options for repair, cleaning, or next steps.

500 FIVE-STAR REVIEWS & COUNTING

At Military Plumbing, customer satisfaction isn’t just a goal - it’s our track record. With over 500 five-star reviews from homeowners across Texas, we’ve earned a reputation for reliable service, honest work, and results that last. Whether it’s an emergency repair or routine maintenance, our team shows up with professionalism, integrity, and a commitment to getting the job done right - every time.

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SHOULD I GET A SEWER CAMERA INSPECTION OR GO STRAIGHT TO REPAIRS?

Not every sewer issue means you need major excavation—but some problems require immediate action. If you’re unsure whether you should start with an inspection or jump right into repairs, this guide can help you decide.

You may only need a sewer camera inspection if:

You have occasional slow drains but no major backups
There’s a bad smell from one fixture, not the whole house
You recently had a clog cleared but want to confirm the line is clear
You’re buying or selling a home and need a plumbing check-up
You suspect tree root intrusion but haven’t had recurring blockages

In most of these cases, a camera inspection can pinpoint the exact problem—saving you time, money, and unnecessary digging.

It might be time to go straight to repairs if:

You have repeated backups in multiple drains
There’s sewage pooling in the yard or basement
You’ve already had the line cleared several times with no lasting results
The camera inspection shows cracks, collapsed sections, or severe root damage
Your sewer line is decades old and made from outdated materials like clay or cast iron

At Military Plumbing, we never recommend costly repairs unless they’re truly needed. Our sewer camera inspections give you a clear, detailed view of what’s going on underground so you can make an informed decision about your home’s plumbing future.

ABOUT MILITARY PLUMBING

Military Plumbing was created with a clear mission: to keep things simple, transparent, and rooted in genuine care for our customers. Jeff’s background and values have shaped a company culture where honesty, integrity, and service come first. We believe plumbing doesn’t have to be complicated or stressful—which is why we offer straightforward, upfront pricing with absolutely no hidden fees or surprise charges. From the moment you contact us to the moment we complete the job, our focus is on exceeding expectations. We take pride in delivering clean, professional work and clear communication at every step. Whether it’s a small repair or a full installation, we treat every job like it matters—because to us, it does. Your satisfaction isn’t just important—it’s our number one goal, and we’re not satisfied until you are.

COMMON SEWER LINE ISSUES (AND WHEN TO CALL A PRO)

Your sewer line works quietly behind the scenes, but when something goes wrong, it can bring your whole home to a standstill. From mysterious slow drains to sewage odors you can’t track down, these problems are more common than you think—and a sewer camera inspection can help uncover what’s really happening underground.

WHEN A CAMERA INSPECTION COULD SAVE YOU THOUSANDS

A sewer scope inspection can reveal issues that aren’t obvious until it’s too late—like a crushed pipe under your driveway or a collapsed main line under your slab. These can lead to water damage, structural issues, and skyrocketing repair costs if not addressed early.

For real estate buyers and sellers, it’s a critical inspection step—right up there with roofing and HVAC checks. If you’re planning to remodel or add onto your home, it’s also smart to verify your system’s condition first.