Statewide Iowa service
Sewer Scope
Camera down the line — catches buried surprises.
A camera is run down the main sewer lateral to find breaks, root intrusion, and bellies before they become a five-figure repair — the kind of problem a standard inspection cannot see.
What this inspection covers
- ✓ Camera run down the main sewer lateral
- ✓ Root intrusion and blockages
- ✓ Cracks, breaks, and offset joints
- ✓ Bellies (low spots that hold water)
- ✓ Recorded video of the line
Sewer Scope — common questions
- Why add a sewer scope to my inspection?
- A buried, failing line is invisible during a standard inspection but can cost five figures to dig up and replace. A scope catches it before closing.
- Which homes most need a sewer scope?
- Older homes, homes with large trees near the line, and any home where the sewer history is unknown benefit most.
More inspection services
Full Home Inspection
Top-to-bottom, every major system examined.
Roof Inspection
Shingles, flashing, and penetrations — including drone.
Electrical Inspection
Panel, wiring, grounding, and safety.
Structural & Foundation
Foundation, framing, settlement, grading.
Plumbing Inspection
Supply, drains, water heater, fixtures.
Radon Testing
Iowa has the highest average radon in the U.S.
Ready to schedule an inspection in Iowa?
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