When to Get a Sewer Line Inspection
- You're buying a home, especially an older one
- There are mature trees near the sewer line
- The home has a history of backups
- You're planning a remodel that adds a bathroom
- You're selling and want to address issues up front
Our Sewer Line Inspection Process
- Locate and open the sewer cleanout
- Run the camera from the house to the main where possible
- Note roots, cracks, offsets, sags and the pipe material
- Review the findings with you
- Explain any recommended repairs and their urgency
Why Choose Zenith?
Diagnosis before recommendations
We find the actual cause — with a camera or test equipment when needed — before suggesting a repair.
Options and pricing up front
You'll hear your options and the price before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
Plumbing and HVAC under one roof
Drains, sewer lines, water heaters, furnaces and AC — one team that knows your whole home.
Respect for your home
Shoe covers, protected work areas and a clean jobsite when we're done.
Sewer Line Inspection Service Areas
Zenith provides sewer line inspection across the Denver metro and Front Range, including:
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I get a sewer scope before buying a home?
It's a smart step for most purchases and especially for older homes or homes with large trees. Problems found before closing are much easier to deal with.
What problems can a sewer inspection find?
Root intrusion, cracked or broken pipe, offset joints, sagging sections that hold water, blockages and deteriorating materials like Orangeburg.