The Perry Drain Inspection Company You can Trust
When you hire a property inspector to evaluate the condition of a home you are buying or selling, they typically look at the major
systems of the home; like structural integrity, wear on the roof, electrical systems, mechanical systems and plumbing. Unfortunately
most inspectors overlook the pipes and sewer systems during an inspection. This is common because the pipes and sewer systems
are underground and can’t be seen, another reason is to properly inspect a sewer line your inspector will need specialized equipment
Here at Accurate Inspections we have the proper training and equipment to provide a thorough drain inspection for your property, A camera inspection is a cost effective way to ensure your investment will not have any major drain problems in the near future. Costly problems often lurk in a home’s sewer lines, examples of these are:
- Clogs due to hair, organic matter or grease
- Objects flushed into pipes
- Cracked Pipes
- Erosion
- Misaligned Pipes caused by soil shifting
- Pipes crushed during installation due to heavy construction equipment
- Tree Roots infiltration the Sewer System
- Animals Nesting in the vent systems
- Etc
We can Agree that knowing about these potential problems before selling or buying a home is the best possible scenario. Which is why we always recommend a video drain inspections, not only before buying or selling a home; but annually!
A video plumbing inspection is the most efficient way to determine the condition of your sewer lines. This can aid you whether selling, buying or just planning a repair. The camera will not only help locate a problem, it will also help diagnose the problem. Checking the condition of pipes and locating problems used to be a long costly process involving excavators and guess work; with the new cost effective technology available a drain inspection is a very responsible decision. Save yourself the headache of not knowing. Accurate Drain Inspections with give you the peace of mind your family deserves.
