How Much Does a Sewer Camera Inspection Cost?

A sewer camera inspection is one of the highest-value services in the business — a modest cost that can save you from a five-figure surprise. Here's what to expect.

What You're Paying For

The fee covers a trained technician running a high-resolution camera the full length of your lateral, locating any defects, and walking you through exactly what the line looks like inside. On a home purchase, that information is worth many times the price.

Why It's Worth Every Dollar

Sewer repairs commonly run $4,000–$25,000+. Spending a small fraction of that to know the true condition of the line — before you buy, or before you authorize a repair — means you never pay to fix a problem that isn't there, and you never get blindsided by one that is.

Often Bundled or Credited

If an inspection turns up a problem we repair, the scope cost is frequently credited toward the work. Ask us how we handle it for your situation.