HD Sewer Camera Inspections

Stop Guessing. See The Problem.

Pinpoint the exact cause of your plumbing issues before you spend thousands on unnecessary repairs. Alphalete Trenchless provides high definition video diagnostics to show you exactly what is happening underground.

Schedule An Inspection

Call (720) 807-3224

Clear Answers Without Unnecessary Digging

See What Is Happening Inside Your Sewer Line

A sewer camera inspection gives homeowners and property managers a clear view of the inside of a sewer pipe. Alphalete uses high-definition camera equipment to locate clogs, cracks, corrosion, root intrusion, buildup, and other hidden problems before recommending a repair.

Accurate Diagnosis

Camera inspection helps identify the exact location and condition of the problem, reducing guesswork and unnecessary excavation.

Don't Dig Blindly

Get A Clear View Of Your Pipes

In the past, plumbers had to dig up yards and tear through concrete just to find a simple clog or leak. Today, we utilize advanced HD camera technology to explore your pipes safely from the inside.

Our specialized waterproof cameras travel deep into your sewer lines, capturing real time video of roots, cracks, corrosion, and blockages. We share this feed with you directly so you can see the problem with your own eyes.

Whether you need a routine check or you are dealing with a severe emergency, a camera inspection provides the exact location and depth of the damage. This allows us to recommend the perfect targeted repair.

Camera inspections help document the condition of sewer pipes and identify defects that cannot be seen from the surface. Learn more from the U.S. EPA guidance on sewer cleaning and inspection .

Schedule a Free Inspection

What To Expect During Your Inspection

Our Inspection Process

We Locate the Problem Before Recommending a Repair

Our sewer camera inspection uses a high-definition camera to examine the inside of the pipe and locate cracks, clogs, root intrusion, corrosion, buildup, and other hidden problems. The findings help our team explain the condition of the sewer line and recommend the appropriate next step.

Insert the Camera

Locate Hidden Damage

Review the Findings

Reasons To Get A Camera Inspection

When To Call Us

Buying a New Home

Never buy a house without checking the sewer line. A quick inspection protects you from inheriting a costly plumbing disaster.

Frequent Backups

If you are constantly dealing with slow drains or overflowing toilets, we can locate the hidden blockage causing the issue.

Large Trees Near Pipes

Tree roots naturally seek out moisture. We check your pipes to ensure roots have not cracked or infiltrated your main line.

Aging Infrastructure

If your property was built before 1980, your clay or cast iron pipes may be deteriorating. We assess their structural integrity safely.

Sewer Inspection FAQ

Common Questions

How long does a camera inspection take?

Most residential camera inspections are completed in under an hour. It is a very fast and efficient process that yields immediate diagnostic results.

Can a camera inspection find leaks?

While the camera itself does not strictly "see" water leaking outside the pipe, it clearly identifies the cracks, holes, or collapsed sections of pipe where water is actively escaping.

Will you provide a recording of the inspection?

Yes. Upon request, we can provide you with a digital copy of the video inspection. This is incredibly helpful for home buyers, real estate agents, and insurance claims.

How much does an inspection cost?

Every residential trenchless pipelining job starts with a free camera inspection. For standalone diagnostic calls, pricing is highly competitive. Call our office for a fast quote over the phone.

When should I schedule a sewer camera inspection?

Schedule one if you have recurring clogs, slow drains across multiple fixtures, or sewer odors, or before buying a home. It is also the first step before any trenchless repair so we know the line's exact condition.

Can a camera inspection detect tree root intrusion?

Yes. The HD camera shows roots, cracks, offsets, and grease buildup in real time, so we can pinpoint the problem and recommend the right repair.

Know Exactly What Is In Your Pipes

Understand the Condition of Your Sewer Line

Find the Problem Before Choosing a Repair

Schedule a sewer camera inspection for your Colorado property and get clear information about the condition of your sewer line before choosing a repair. Our team will review the footage, explain the findings, and recommend the appropriate next step.

Schedule an Inspection