Drain Camera Inspection in Toronto
Free estimate, price confirmed before work starts
Sound familiar?
The main drain backs up again and again, even after cleaning.
You're buying an older house and want to know the state of its sewer line.
Trees grow near the sewer line and the drains slow down every year.
Diagnosis, price, then the work
Diagnosis
You call, describe what you see, and we find the cause on site.
Free estimate
The estimate is free. You hear the price before any work starts, and it doesn't change without your OK.
The work
We fix it, test it, and show you what was done.
What we don't do
We don't sell you a sewer line replacement from a guess. The camera shows where the problem is and how long the damaged section is, and the repair is priced from that.
Camera inspection: common questions
When do I need a sewer camera inspection?
When a drain keeps backing up after cleaning, before you buy an older home, or before a sewer line is dug up. The video shows what's wrong and where.
Can the camera find tree roots?
Yes. Roots growing into the joints of older clay or cast iron pipes show clearly on the video, along with cracks, sags and grease buildup.
Does the Toronto subsidy cover a plumbing assessment?
Yes. The City of Toronto pays up to 80% of the invoiced cost, to a maximum of $500, for a one-time home plumbing assessment by a licensed plumber. Check toronto.ca for what it must include.
What if the problem is on the City's side?
If the camera shows the blockage on the City's side of the property line, report it to 311. In the City of Toronto that part is the City's responsibility.
Camera inspection across Newmarket, York Region and the GTA
Peel Region
Halton Region
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