Your home inspection shouldn’t stop at what you can see. A sewer scope inspection provides a closer look at one of the most important—and often overlooked—systems of a home.

Clear Answers. Fewer Surprises. A Smarter Investment.

A sewer scope inspection uses a specialized camera to examine the interior of a home’s main sewer line.

The camera travels through the pipe and provides a view of its condition, helping identify potential problems that may not be visible during a standard home inspection.

Potential concerns can include:

• Tree root intrusion 
• Cracks or damaged pipes 
• Buildup and restricted flow 
• Blockages 
• Pipe deterioration 
• Collapsed or displaced sections 
• Other conditions that could affect proper drainage 

This non-invasive inspection can provide valuable information about the condition of the sewer line before costly problems arise.

Sewer repairs can become expensive. Identifying potential concerns early gives you an opportunity to understand the problem before it becomes a major repair.

For homebuyers, knowing the condition of the sewer line can provide important information before completing a purchase.

For homeowners, an inspection can help identify developing problems before they cause significant damage.

Tree and shrub roots naturally seek moisture and may enter sewer lines through cracks, joints, or damaged areas.

A sewer scope inspection can help detect root intrusion before it leads to serious blockage or pipe damage.

The camera inspection may reveal cracks, buildup, deterioration, obstructions, or other conditions that could interfere with proper flow.

A home may look great above ground while an expensive problem is developing below it.

Adding a sewer scope inspection to your home inspection can give you a more complete understanding of the property and help you make a more informed decision.

Homebuyers can gain additional information about the property before making a major investment.

Homeowners can investigate recurring drainage concerns or better understand the condition of an aging sewer line.

Home Sellers can identify potential issues before listing or during the sales process.

Real Estate Professionals can recommend an additional level of due diligence for clients purchasing a home.

Don’t wait until a sewer backup or major plumbing problem reveals what is happening underground.

Get a clearer picture of your sewer line and greater confidence in your property.

Call: 845-240-0803

Email: info@njahomeinspectionsllc.com

Serving Dutchess County & Surrounding Counties

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