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Sewer Scope Inspection
A sewer scope inspection is a specialized service that involves using a camera to examine the interior of sewer lines and drainage systems. This inspection helps identify potential issues such as blockages, cracks, or tree root intrusions that could lead to significant plumbing problems. By providing a clear visual assessment, a sewer scope inspection allows homeowners to make informed decisions about needed repair. It's an essential step in ensuring the longevity and proper functioning of your plumbing system.

Sewer Clean-Out Pipe/Cap
The sewer line scope inspection begins at the lateral clean-out, allowing for thorough examination of the lateral sewer pipe running near the foundation to the MAIN sewer pipe. This process helps identify any potential issues, such as blockages or damage ensuring the integrity of your plumbing system. By starting at the clean-out, we can efficiently assess the condition of the lines and any concerns promptly avoiding unexpected sewer pipe repairs or replacements after closing.
The lateral sewer pipe breaks up into two essential parts: Upper and Lower.
Upper Sewer Lateral – The upper lateral is the section of pipe that’s closest to your home. The upper starts near the foundation and ends at the sidewalk or property line. This pipe run underneath your yard and sometimes under driveways or walks.
Lower Sewer Lateral – The lower lateral starts where the upper ends to the city-owned mainline. The lower is usually underneath the public easement and road.

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Typical 4" PVC sewer pipes are commonly used in new homes throughout Central Florida due to their durability and resistance corrosion. These pipes are lightweight and easy to install, making them a preferred choice for plumbing contractors. Their smooth interior walls help facilitate efficient wastewater flow, reducing the risk of clogs. Overall, 4" PVC sewer pipes a reliable and long-lasting solution for modern home drainage systems.

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In older areas of Orlando, Orangeburg sewer pipes have been found which are a type of piping made from a mixture of wood fibers and pitch. Orangeburg piping was commonly used for underground sewage systems from the 1940s to the 1970s. Known for lightweight and cost nature, these pipes were often used in residential and commercial settings. However, over time, they been found to be susceptible to deterioration and damage from moisture and roots leading to potential blockages and leaks. Due to these issues, many municipalities have moved away from using Orangeburg pipes in favor of more durable materials.

Cast Iron Sewer Pipes
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It’s important to know that if your home was built before 1975, it may have cast iron sewer pipes. While these pipes were favored for their durability, they can deteriorate from inside out over time, potentially leading to serious plumbing issues. Regular inspections of your plumbing system are essential to ensure everything is functioning and to avoid costly repairs down the line.

Tree Roots
It’s important to understand the relationship between tree roots and underground water pipes. Roots naturally seek out the moisture and nutrients present in your pipes, leading them to infiltrate any openings they find. As these roots grow, they can create a substantial blockage, resulting in backups that could affect your home’s plumbing. Protecting your pipes from root intrusion is essential, as they are a leading cause of underground pipe damage.

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Choosing an Inspection company that uses a self-leveling camera and high-quality equipment is essential for conducting sewer scope inspections effectively. They ensure accurate readings and reliable visuals, allowing for a thorough assessment of the sewer system. By investing in top-notch equipment we are able to enhance the quality of your inspections providing peace of mind and optimal results.
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