A clearer view before the next decision.
A sewer scope sends a specialized camera through an accessible cleanout to visually examine the main drain line. It can reveal conditions such as root intrusion, offset joints, cracks, blockage, or construction debris that are otherwise out of sight.
What this inspection covers
- Video inspection through an accessible cleanout
- Visual review for roots, blockage, damage, and offsets
- Useful for older properties and many new builds
- Findings integrated into the inspection conversation
- Clear next-step guidance when specialist evaluation is appropriate
Questions about Sewer Scope
Does every property have an accessible cleanout?
No. Access and line configuration vary. BlueLine can explain what is possible at the property.
Is a sewer scope included in a standard inspection?
It is a specialized service. Confirm the desired inspection package when scheduling.
Why scope a new home?
Construction debris, installation issues, or soil movement can affect newer lines too. Property-specific conditions determine the value of the service.