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for first time clients through October 1. Call or email us to schedule an appointment: (415) 310-9036.

Why inspect your sewer?

Call or email us for your free consultation and unbiased opinion: (415) 310-9036.

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Bay Area Sewer Inspections

Bay Area Sewer Inspections is not affiliated with any sewer, plumbing or rooter company, thereby guaranteeing you an independant, unbiased third party inspection.

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Sewer camera inspections reveal that the pipe has been penetrated by roots.


Side Sewer Inspections

The difference between blocked and clear lines is dramatic.


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Real Estate and Home Sewer
Video Pipeline Inspection Experts

Important information to know

The condition of a side sewer line is an integral part of the process for home buyers and their decision to purchase a new home. The experienced field technicians at Bay Area Sewer Inspections play a valuable role during the home inspection process. We use the latest, state of the art technology, using a camera with 300,000 pixels to perform inspection of side sewer lines to precisely determine their condition at the time of sale.

Homeowner insurance

Homeowners don't often realize that they are responsible for problems that occur in their side sewer. Bay Area Sewer Inspections can help uncover potential problems in a home that will enable homeowners to make an informed decision at the time of sale. Avoid common problems in your new home, such as tree root penetration, a break in the line, or an offset pipe. Request a sewer line inspection during your home buying process.

We'll identify blocked or broken sewer lines

With the use of a video camera we travel through your sewer pipe to precisely determine its condition. The equipment that makes this possible is a flexible rod connected to a high resolution camera which transmits images from below to a monitor above.