Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Detroit Sewer Camera Inspection

Video camera inspection is a safe, non-invasive method of pipe inspection. During the camera inspection, Mr. Rooter Plumbing technicians use a camera with a bright light and transmitter attached to it to navigate the pipeline. In order to do this, the camera and its accessories are either driven on a motorized tractor or attached to a flexible rod and manually maneuvered, depending on the length of the pipes being inspected. All of the equipment is inserted through an existing access point to the plumbing, eliminating the need for any type of digging or property damage during the inspection. Traditional inspection methods often involved invasive property damage necessary to access and examine the pipes. Today, we no longer need to use such destructive methods to obtain a thorough look into the health of the plumbing at a property.

The images produced by the camera are both live and recorded. The high-resolution light supplies enough light to provide detailed images to help our knowledgeable plumbers accurately diagnose existing and pending issues. As the inspection is performed, the technician is able to slow the process for a better look at specific areas within the sewer lines. The transmitter emits frequencies that alert technicians to the position of the camera within the pipeline, giving them an accurate picture of exactly where disrepair is located.