Additional Service
Sewer Line Scope Inspection
A standard home inspection doesn’t fully reveal the underground sewer lateral. A sewer line scope uses a camera (where access allows) to help identify blockages, root intrusion, breaks, bellies, and other line concerns that can turn into expensive surprises after closing.
What's Included
- Camera scope of the accessible sewer line from the available access point(s)
- Video/photo documentation of relevant observations
- Notes on limitations (cleanout access, line length, standing water, collapsed sections that stop the camera)
- Written summary you can share with your agent or plumber
- Recommendations for further evaluation when needed
Who It's For
- Buyers of older homes or properties with large trees near the lateral
- Anyone with slow drains, backups, or prior sewer repairs
- Sellers who want to disclose known line condition proactively
Mature neighborhoods across St. Pete, Tampa, and surrounding cities often combine aging laterals with aggressive roots and sandy soils. A sewer scope during the inspection period is one of the highest-ROI add-ons for older Tampa Bay homes.
Common Questions
- What if the camera can’t pass?
- We note limitations such as cleanout access, line length, standing water, or collapsed sections that stop the camera.
- Can I add it to my home inspection?
- Yes — mention it when you schedule so we can plan the visit.
READY TO SCHEDULE YOUR INSPECTION?
Call or text 727-291-3322 — or request a time online. Mon–Fri 8AM–8PM.