A sewer scope inspection runs a specialized camera through the main sewer line from the home to the city connection or septic system. The camera records the inside of the line so you can see what is happening underground.
What the camera looks for
- Tree root intrusion
- Buildup and blockages
- Offset or separated joints
- Bellies, low spots where water and waste pool
- Cracks, breaks, and collapsed sections
Why it matters
Sewer line repairs are among the most expensive surprises a buyer can run into after closing, and a standard home inspection cannot see inside the line. A sewer scope gives you a clear look before it becomes your problem.
Who should get one
- Buyers of older homes, especially with mature trees in the yard
- Homes with slow drains or past backups
- Any home where the sewer line’s age or material is unknown
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