Video Camera Inspection
Professional Services Throughout South Florida
Stop guessing what's wrong with your pipes. Our HD video camera inspection lets you see exactly what's happening inside your drain and sewer lines—without excavation.
Whether you're dealing with mystery clogs, buying an older home, or planning renovations, video inspection gives you the information you need to make smart decisions. We provide recorded footage and a detailed report of our findings.
Video camera inspection services available throughout Miami-Dade County, Broward County, and surrounding South Florida areas.
Choose Your Property Type
We offer specialized video camera inspection services for both residential and commercial properties
Our Video Camera Inspection
Comprehensive solutions for all your needs
Sewer Line Inspection
HD camera inspection of your main sewer line from house to street to identify blockages, damage, or root intrusion.
Drain Line Inspection
Camera inspection of interior drain lines to locate clogs, breaks, or buildup causing drainage problems.
Pre-Purchase Inspection
Comprehensive pipe inspection before buying a home to identify potential plumbing problems and repair costs.
Locate Underground Lines
Use camera and locating equipment to map the exact path and depth of underground pipes.
Post-Repair Verification
Video confirmation that repairs were successful and pipes are functioning properly.
Annual Pipe Assessment
Yearly inspection to monitor pipe condition and catch problems before they become emergencies.
Inspection Methods
We use the right camera technology for your situation
Push Camera Inspection
A flexible cable with HD camera is pushed through pipes to inspect drain and sewer lines up to 4 inches in diameter.
Advantages
- Most common and affordable option
- Works for most residential inspections
- Immediate results
- Easy access through cleanouts
Considerations
- Limited to smaller pipe diameters
- Can't navigate certain bends
- Requires clear access point
- May not reach entire line length
Crawler Camera Inspection
Self-propelled robotic camera for inspecting larger pipes (6+ inches) and long sewer runs with pan-and-tilt capability.
Advantages
- Inspects larger pipes (6-36 inches)
- Covers long distances
- 360-degree pan and tilt views
- Ideal for commercial properties
Considerations
- Higher cost
- Requires larger access point
- More complex setup
- Primarily for main lines
Warning Signs to Watch For
Video inspection is the smart first step when you're dealing with these situations:
Common Video Camera Inspection Problems We Solve
Experiencing one of these issues? Our expert technicians can diagnose and fix the problem quickly.
Hidden Blockages
Camera inspection reveals the exact location and cause of blockages hidden deep within your pipes.
Pipe Damage
Video inspection identifies cracks, breaks, and deterioration that can't be seen from outside.
Root Intrusion
Camera technology shows exactly where and how severely roots have infiltrated your pipes.
Collapsed Lines
Video inspection pinpoints collapsed pipe sections, allowing for targeted repair instead of guesswork.
Unknown Plumbing Issues
When the cause of plumbing problems is unclear, camera inspection provides definitive answers.
Why Trust Hernandez Plumbing
Your video camera inspection are in expert hands
What You Get With Hernandez Plumbing
- See exactly what's in your pipes
- Recorded footage for your records
- Accurate problem location marking
- No excavation needed
- Informed repair decisions
Standard video inspection costs $150-$350 for residential properties. We often waive or credit inspection fees when you proceed with recommended repairs.
How Our Video Camera Inspection Works
Our proven process delivers accurate results every time
Access
Locate best entry point for camera
Inspection
Navigate camera through pipe system
Documentation
Record findings and locations
Report
Provide detailed assessment and recommendations
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about video camera inspection
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