Sewer Camera Inspection in Huntington Beach, CA

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What the Camera Finds

• Sags and bellies — the low spots that sandy ground creates, where water stands and solids collect

• Separated and offset joints — where roots get in and where the line may be leaking into the soil

• Cracks, breaks and collapsed sections — the difference between a spot repair and a full replacement

• Scale and grease buildup — what hydro jetting would clear, versus what is structural

• The line’s exact route and depth — so any repair opens one spot in the yard, not a trench across it

Should I inspect the sewer before buying a home in Huntington Beach?

Yes. The tract homes here are old enough that the lateral is a real question, the general home inspection does not answer it, and a replacement is one of the most expensive surprises a house can hold. We record the run and give you the footage to use in negotiation.

Can a camera inspection find a slab leak?

Not directly — a slab leak is on the supply side, under pressure, and the camera runs the drain side. But a camera run rules the drain out, and electronic leak detection then finds the supply leak without opening the floor on a guess. We do both.