Get a camera inspection when clogs keep returning, before buying an older home, after roots have been cut, or when a repair quote seems large. You see the video, and we mark the spot and depth of any problem in the yard.
Signs you need sewer camera inspection
- The same clog returning after cleaning
- Buying a home built before 1980
- Sewage smell in the yard
- Wet or sunken spots over the sewer line
- A quote for sewer replacement you want to verify
How we handle it
- Access the lineThrough a cleanout, a toilet flange or a roof vent, whichever reaches the line best.
- Record the runThe camera travels to the main or septic tank while we record and note footage.
- Locate from aboveA locator picks up the camera head so we can mark the depth and position of any defect.
- Review togetherYou see the video and get a plain explanation of what it shows and what, if anything, it needs.
What sewer camera inspection usually costs around Greenville
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Sewer camera inspection with video | $265 to $465 |
| Camera with locating and marking | $325 to $545 |
| Home buyer sewer scope | $245 to $395 |
Ranges reflect common jobs in Greenville and nearby towns. Access, materials and the hour of the call change the final number, and you get an exact price before work starts. Compare prices across all services.
What you can do before we arrive
If you are buying a home, ask the seller when the sewer line was last cleaned or repaired and whether there is a cleanout. Having that answer before the inspection makes the camera visit faster.
What we see in Upstate homes
Much of Greenville's older housing stock still runs on clay or cast iron sewer laterals, and those materials crack, separate at the joints and invite roots. A camera inspection before you close on a house near Augusta Road, Overbrook or the older parts of Taylors can save a five-figure surprise later.
Keeping it from coming back
Save the video. If you sell later, or if a problem shows up years from now, having a record of the line's condition helps everyone make decisions quickly.
Questions about sewer camera inspection
Do I get a copy of the video?
Yes. We share the recording so you can keep it for your records or send it to a seller, buyer or insurer.
Can the camera see breaks in the pipe?
It shows cracks, offset joints, roots, sags and collapsed sections clearly. A locator then tells us where they are underground.
Is a camera inspection worth it when buying a house?
For homes with older sewer lines, it is one of the best inexpensive checks you can do before closing.
Areas we cover for sewer camera inspection
Plumbcraft sends sewer camera inspection crews from Greenville and Belton across the Upstate.