Certified South Florida inspection services
Sewer Camera Inspection
See inside the accessible sewer lateral before a hidden drainage problem becomes an expensive surprise. GGR provides clear video findings and practical explanations for South Florida buyers, owners, sellers, and property professionals.
What the camera can reveal
A focused look at a hard-to-see system.
A standard visual home inspection cannot show the interior condition of an underground sewer lateral. When a suitable cleanout or access point is available, a sewer camera can help identify visible conditions that may affect drainage, maintenance planning, or a real-estate decision.
Root intrusion
Tree roots may enter through joints or damaged areas and restrict wastewater flow.
Cracks and damage
The camera may reveal visible cracking, deterioration, holes, or separated piping.
Offsets and bellies
Displaced sections or low areas can hold water and contribute to recurring drainage concerns.
Blockages and buildup
Grease, debris, scaling, and other obstructions may reduce the usable pipe diameter.
Pipe transitions
Changes in material or diameter can be documented when they are visible during the camera run.
Accessible line condition
We document the visible condition and explain which portions could and could not be viewed.
When it makes sense
Useful before closing—and when symptoms appear.
A sewer camera inspection is especially valuable for older properties, homes with mature trees, properties with a history of backups, and buyers who want more information about an underground line that is not covered by a standard inspection.
- Slow or frequently clogged drains
- Sewage odors or gurgling fixtures
- Previous sewer repairs or replacements
- Older cast iron, clay, or mixed piping
- Large trees near the likely sewer route
- Pre-purchase or pre-listing due diligence
What to expect
Clear documentation without the guesswork.
We locate a suitable accessible entry point, advance the camera through the line where conditions allow, and review visible findings. Significant observations are documented with straightforward language so you can discuss the next step with the appropriate qualified contractor.
Local South Florida experience
Built around the properties we inspect every day.
GGR serves Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and St. Lucie counties, including Miami, Coral Gables, Homestead, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Wellington, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Tradition, and nearby communities.
Our goal is not to overwhelm you with raw footage. We translate visible conditions into clear information you can use while planning maintenance, negotiating a purchase, or deciding whether a plumbing specialist should evaluate the line further.
Related inspections
Consider the complete property.
Buyer Home Inspection → Pre-Listing Home Inspection → Commercial Property Inspection → GGR Home Inspection Blog → GGR Home Inspections Homepage →Frequently asked questions
What clients ask us.
Is a sewer camera included in a standard home inspection?
No. It is a specialized ancillary service because the interior of the underground sewer lateral is outside the scope of a standard visual inspection.
Can you inspect every sewer line?
Not always. A suitable access point is required, and camera travel can be limited by pipe configuration, active blockages, standing water, damage, or other site conditions.
Does the camera locate the exact depth of a defect?
The inspection documents visible conditions. Exact location, depth, repair design, and pricing may require additional evaluation by a qualified plumbing contractor.
Should I attend?
You are welcome to attend when site access and safety conditions allow. We also provide clear documentation so you can review the findings afterward.
Where is this service available?
Sewer camera inspections are available across our South Florida service area: Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and St. Lucie counties.
Ready when you are
Schedule your sewer camera inspection.
Call GGR Home Inspections or reserve your inspection online.
Certified South Florida inspection services
Sewer Camera Inspection
See inside the accessible sewer lateral before a hidden drainage problem becomes an expensive surprise. GGR provides clear video findings and practical explanations for South Florida buyers, owners, sellers, and property professionals.
What the camera can reveal
A focused look at a hard-to-see system.
A standard visual home inspection cannot show the interior condition of an underground sewer lateral. When a suitable cleanout or access point is available, a sewer camera can help identify visible conditions that may affect drainage, maintenance planning, or a real-estate decision.
Root intrusion
Tree roots may enter through joints or damaged areas and restrict wastewater flow.
Cracks and damage
The camera may reveal visible cracking, deterioration, holes, or separated piping.
Offsets and bellies
Displaced sections or low areas can hold water and contribute to recurring drainage concerns.
Blockages and buildup
Grease, debris, scaling, and other obstructions may reduce the usable pipe diameter.
Pipe transitions
Changes in material or diameter can be documented when they are visible during the camera run.
Accessible line condition
We document the visible condition and explain which portions could and could not be viewed.
When it makes sense
Useful before closing—and when symptoms appear.
A sewer camera inspection is especially valuable for older properties, homes with mature trees, properties with a history of backups, and buyers who want more information about an underground line that is not covered by a standard inspection.
- Slow or frequently clogged drains
- Sewage odors or gurgling fixtures
- Previous sewer repairs or replacements
- Older cast iron, clay, or mixed piping
- Large trees near the likely sewer route
- Pre-purchase or pre-listing due diligence
What to expect
Clear documentation without the guesswork.
We locate a suitable accessible entry point, advance the camera through the line where conditions allow, and review visible findings. Significant observations are documented with straightforward language so you can discuss the next step with the appropriate qualified contractor.
Local South Florida experience
Built around the properties we inspect every day.
GGR serves Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and St. Lucie counties, including Miami, Coral Gables, Homestead, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Wellington, Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Tradition, and nearby communities.
Our goal is not to overwhelm you with raw footage. We translate visible conditions into clear information you can use while planning maintenance, negotiating a purchase, or deciding whether a plumbing specialist should evaluate the line further.
Related inspections
Consider the complete property.
Buyer Home Inspection → Pre-Listing Home Inspection → Commercial Property Inspection → GGR Home Inspection Blog → GGR Home Inspections Homepage →Frequently asked questions
What clients ask us.
Is a sewer camera included in a standard home inspection?
No. It is a specialized ancillary service because the interior of the underground sewer lateral is outside the scope of a standard visual inspection.
Can you inspect every sewer line?
Not always. A suitable access point is required, and camera travel can be limited by pipe configuration, active blockages, standing water, damage, or other site conditions.
Does the camera locate the exact depth of a defect?
The inspection documents visible conditions. Exact location, depth, repair design, and pricing may require additional evaluation by a qualified plumbing contractor.
Should I attend?
You are welcome to attend when site access and safety conditions allow. We also provide clear documentation so you can review the findings afterward.
Where is this service available?
Sewer camera inspections are available across our South Florida service area: Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and St. Lucie counties.
Ready when you are
Schedule your sewer camera inspection.
Call GGR Home Inspections or reserve your inspection online.