Services

CCTV Pipeline Inspection

CCTV Inspection Support for Sewer, Storm, and Pipeline Work

Camera inspection and documentation workflows help teams understand pipe condition before repair, replacement, or closeout.

Inspection support

See inside the line before you commit a crew

A camera run shows what the pipe wall, joints, and flow line actually look like: cracks, roots, offsets, blockages, and sags. You make the repair call on footage instead of guesswork.

CCTV is a separate core service. When material obstructs the camera view, jetter truck cleaning can be requested before inspection; hydro excavation can be requested when an access point needs to be exposed.

When to inspect

Pre-project condition checks, post-repair review, maintenance programs, blockage hunts, and closeout documentation.

Lines covered

Sanitary sewer, storm drain, culverts, and pipeline assets in municipal, utility, and industrial systems.

What you get

Recorded footage, condition notes tied to distance, and stills your engineer or inspector can drop into a report.

Separate related services

Jetter truck cleaning can clear the view before inspection, while hydro excavation can expose access.

Common questions

What do we get after the run?

Recorded footage, distance-stamped condition notes, and stills for the report. Standardized condition coding is available when the project calls for it.

How is inspection priced?

Most runs are priced per foot with a job minimum. Combined clean-and-inspect work is quoted as one scope.

Does the line need cleaning first?

Material inside the line can obstruct the camera view. When cleaning is needed, jetter truck service can be requested before the camera goes in.

What access does the crew need?

Manholes, cleanouts, or exposed ends the equipment can enter, plus flow low enough to see the pipe wall. Dispatch confirms the specifics when you book.