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Clogs, leaks, and other problems can create significant issues for your home. While a plumbing contractor can often determine the source of the issue by working on accessible fixtures and pipes, many problems can only be identified through comprehensive sewer line inspections. If your property has hidden problems, a professional can use a camera to inspect the inner workings of the plumbing system and diagnose the issue. 

What Issues Are Detected by Camera Inspections?

1. Pipe Defects

A sewer line inspection can identify a variety of defects within your pipes — as well as their locations. This includes cracked sections, collapsed or sagging areas, and rust buildups that can contribute to corrosion. Because these issues can cause harmful sewage leaks, identifying the exact location of the damage is crucial for repairing or replacing the pipes.

2. Tree Root Penetrations

plumbing contractorTree roots are surprisingly strong, capable of penetrating cast iron and clay as they search for the water within the plumbing system. Roots may also constrict and invade the pipes, resulting in clogs that can’t be addressed by the typical drain cleaning methods.

Identifying where the tree roots are located will allow for the complete removal of the obstructions. A plumbing contractor can also install shields to keep them away from the pipes in the future.

3. Sources of Major Clogs

Grease, hair, and food waste can build up within the pipes over time. Large waste blockages can even lead to sewage backups in the home. A sewer line inspection will help plumbing contractors identify the location and source of the clog so that they can apply the most appropriate cleaning solution for your situation.

 

From sewer line cleaning to plumbing fixture repair, you can count on Millard Plumbing & General Contractor in Dardanelle, AR. In business for over 30 years, plumbing contractor Keith Millard and his team are available 24/7 for residential, commercial, and industrial clients. His team is licensed, bonded, and insured for your protection. To learn more about their services, visit them online. Call (479) 229-1025 to schedule an estimate.

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