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CCTV DRAIN CAMERA OFFERS A VIEW FROM THE INSIDE
CCTV Drain Camera offers real time results, eliminates the cost of unnecessary excavation, and is cost effective.
Because drainage systems are located beneath the ground it’s impossible for the human naked eye to detect where the blockage is located and it’s cause.
While drain blockages and odours can be a major problem, they generally don’t just happen overnight. Instead, they develop over time when waste products start to accumulate or when tree roots grow in the pipes and cause blockages and breakages.
CCTV DRAIN CAMERA INSPECTION
Rather than spending thousands of rands and hours digging we now have the ability to accurately diagnose the problem using a CCTV drain camera.
WE’RE AN ESSENTIAL SERVICE!
- Unlike the electric cabling procedure, a CCTV drain camera can be fed into plumbing systems and flexed around corners with ease. Providing an inside view of your pipes in real time, showing the exact location and severity of blockages, leaks and other problems.
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Benefit Of Using A
CCTV Drain Camera
With a CCTV drain camera, you can ensure that the blockage is found without any guesswork or intensive digging that could cause further stress or damage to your pipes. By using a CCTV drain camera, not only is the location of the blockage revealed, but also the depth under the ground where the blockage is based. It also shows the degree of damage that’s resulted from the blockage and if any of the pipes that were damaged need to be removed or replaced.
How is an inspection undertaken using a CCTV drain camera?
In order to undertake an inspection using a CCTV drain camera, a plumber first has to clear the blockage before being able to send the camera down the pipe. This allows the plumber to see the inside of the drain and determine what is causing the blockage. Once the inspection is complete the plumber can then decide on the most effective course of action. This may involve removing and replacing a section of pipe because it’s been blocked by tree roots and arranging for the tree to be cut back to avoid the same issue happening again. Or it may be as straightforward as flushing loose debris out of the drain.
What CCTV inspections
can reveal
Cracked pipes – Pressure from roads, such as a heavy vehicles driving over the pipes can compact the ground causing cracks and fractures in your drainage pipes. Untreated, these will leak sewerage into the local area, which could result in further damage to the piping and even subsidence causing major structural damage to a property.
Collapsed drains – Can be caused by badly built drains in the first place or a variety of other reasons. If left, not only are blockages likely, but subsidence and health issues are possible too.
Reducing bills
When the cause of your drainage emergency isn’t immediately visible, a CCTV camera will often help pinpoint the exact problem and get the job done much more quickly and efficiently. We’ll be able to see exactly what’s causing the blockage, enabling us to select the best tool for the job, get the work done faster and reduce the cost.
Not just for an emergency situation
CCTV isn’t just useful for finding the source of a current drainage problem, it can help avoid future problems. A CCTV survey can spot issues long before they develop into something more serious. Over the years, normal wear and tear can see your drains suffering damage both from usage and from subsidence, tree roots or just poor construction. The earlier these are spotted the sooner they can be repaired.
Before purchasing a new home or business
If you discover a problem with your new home’s drains after you’ve bought it, it could prove very expensive. That’s why we offer property pre-purchase surveys, so that you can thoroughly check the condition of the drains in your potential new home with a CCTV camera before you take the big decision to buy it.
CCTV DRAIN CAMERA INSPECTION
CCTV Drain Camera Offers A View From The Inside
CCTV Drain Camera offers real time results, eliminates the cost of unnecessary excavation, and is cost effective.
Because drainage systems are located beneath the ground it’s impossible for the human naked eye to detect where the blockage is located and it’s cause.
While drain blockages and odours can be a major problem, they generally don’t just happen overnight. Instead, they develop over time when waste products start to accumulate or when tree roots grow in the pipes and cause blockages and breakages.
Rather than spending thousands of rands and hours digging we now have the ability to accurately diagnose the problem using a CCTV drain camera.
Unlike the electric cabling procedure, a CCTV drain camera can be fed into plumbing systems and flexed around corners with ease. Providing an inside view of your pipes in real time, showing the exact location and severity of blockages, leaks and other problems.
Previous
Next
Benefit Of Using A CCTV Drain Camera
With a CCTV drain camera, you can ensure that the blockage is found without any guesswork or intensive digging that could cause further stress or damage to your pipes. By using a CCTV drain camera, not only is the location of the blockage revealed, but also the depth under the ground where the blockage is based. It also shows the degree of damage that’s resulted from the blockage and if any of the pipes that were damaged need to be removed or replaced.
How is an inspection undertaken using a CCTV drain camera?
In order to undertake an inspection using a CCTV drain camera, a plumber first has to clear the blockage before being able to send the camera down the pipe. This allows the plumber to see the inside of the drain and determine what is causing the blockage.
Once the inspection is complete the plumber can then decide on the most effective course of action. This may involve removing and replacing a section of pipe because it’s been blocked by tree roots and arranging for the tree to be cut back to avoid the same issue happening again. Or it may be as straightforward as flushing loose debris out of the drain.
What CCTV inspections can reveal
Cracked pipes – Pressure from roads, such as a heavy vehicles driving over the pipes can compact the ground causing cracks and fractures in your drainage pipes. Untreated, these will leak sewerage into the local area, which could result in further damage to the piping and even subsidence causing major structural damage to a property.
Collapsed drains – Can be caused by badly built drains in the first place or a variety of other reasons. If left, not only are blockages likely, but subsidence and health issues are possible too.
Benefits of CCTV drain Inspection
Reducing bills
When the cause of your drainage emergency isn’t immediately visible, a CCTV camera will often help pinpoint the exact problem and get the job done much more quickly and efficiently. We’ll be able to see exactly what’s causing the blockage, enabling us to select the best tool for the job, get the work done faster and reduce the cost.
Not just for an emergency situation
CCTV isn’t just useful for finding the source of a current drainage problem, it can help avoid future problems. A CCTV survey can spot issues long before they develop into something more serious. Over the years, normal wear and tear can see your drains suffering damage both from usage and from subsidence, tree roots or just poor construction. The earlier these are spotted the sooner they can be repaired.
Before purchasing a new home or business
If you discover a problem with your new home’s drains after you’ve bought it, it could prove very expensive. That’s why we offer property pre-purchase surveys, so that you can thoroughly check the condition of the drains in your potential new home with a CCTV camera before you take the big decision to buy it.
Local 24/7 emergency service
With a large number of vehicles available, you can be certain our plumbers will be with you within a few hours of your call. And that’s 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year.
Professional and trustworthy
All of our CCTV work is guaranteed and carried out by our fully trained plumbers. So you can feel safe in the knowledge that they won’t just do the job well, they’ll treat you and the property with respect too.
CCTV Camera Leak Detection
The pipe camera is a small CCTV camera with video screen to view. The pipe camera in inserted into the pipe and is used to inspect pipes, sewers and conduits for damages.
When a drain waste pipe is leaking, even after repairs, there is usually a fault somewhere further into the drain. The best way to find the problem is with a CCTV camera inspection. We commonly find a bad connection, a collapsed section of drain, a bad fall or a break allowing waste water to escape from the drain.
CCTV drain camera inspections with the Drain Surgeon Durban allow us to locate and identify these problem area’s quickly and efficiently, eliminating the need for major repairs unnecessary disruption, in turn saving time and money.
Many times a bit of foresight can save you money, a headache and the discomfort of a leaking waste water pipe. Get your drain inspected now with the Drain Surgeon Durban and our CCTV drain camera inspection service today and you could prevent a disaster tomorrow.
We Can Carry Out A Thorough CCTV Inspection With No Fuss At All. It's Done In Three Steps
Step 1:
Getting into the drain We’ll find an access point, from where the CCTV camera will be pushed along the pipe. In larger pipes the camera might be mounted on a wheeled crawler unit.
Step 2:
Taking a look Our plumbers will see images from the camera as it moves along the pipe on a monitor screen. They will then log anything they see – blockages or structural defects – and their location in the pipe.
Step 3:
Compiling our detailed reports We give you a report of what we’ve found, listing problems and their location. This may come complete with photos and video footage if necessary, showing the drain pipe and the location of the compromised area.
Professional and trustworthy
All of our CCTV work is guaranteed and carried out by our fully trained plumbers. So you can feel safe in the knowledge that they won’t just do the job well, they’ll treat you and the property with respect too.
Professional and trustworthy
With a large number of vehicles available, you can be certain our plumbers will be with you within a few hours of your call. And that’s 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year.
CCTV Camera Leak Detection
The pipe camera is a small CCTV camera with video screen to view. The pipe camera in inserted into the pipe and is used to inspect pipes, sewers and conduits for damages.
When a drain waste pipe is leaking, even after repairs, there is usually a fault somewhere further into the drain. The best way to find the problem is with a CCTV camera inspection. We commonly find a bad connection, a collapsed section of drain, a bad fall or a break allowing waste water to escape from the drain.
CCTV drain camera inspections with the Drain Surgeon Durban allow us to locate and identify these problem area’s quickly and efficiently, eliminating the need for major repairs unnecessary disruption, in turn saving time and money.
Many times a bit of foresight can save you money, a headache and the discomfort of a leaking waste water pipe. Get your drain inspected now with the Drain Surgeon Durban and our CCTV drain camera inspection service today and you could prevent a disaster tomorrow.
We Can Carry Out A Thorough CCTV Inspection With No Fuss At All. It's Done In Three Steps
Step 1:
Getting into the drain We’ll find an access point, from where the CCTV camera will be pushed along the pipe. In larger pipes the camera might be mounted on a wheeled crawler unit.
Step 2:
Taking a look Our plumbers will see images from the camera as it moves along the pipe on a monitor screen. They will then log anything they see – blockages or structural defects – and their location in the pipe.
Step 3:
Compiling our detailed reports We give you a report of what we’ve found, listing problems and their location. This may come complete with photos and video footage if necessary, showing the drain pipe and the location of the compromised area.