Reasons for using the sewer camera most commonly would be when a clogged drain backs up, and then backs up in a short period of time again.

Just understanding why a drain is backing up all the time and having to make a repair and finding the exact place to dig the drain up will save everyone money. When frustration is there over a clogged drain the drain camera is usually the answer, that’s when we see what’s going on and we come up with a good solution.

Commercial drain lines seem to go away faster than residential drain lines because of the volume and or the kind of use they are getting. Some drains have chemicals and or acids mild and sometimes not so mild, sodas and other liquids that eat drain lines. We decided to film underground in 1995 after ASAP Drains attended the drain cleaning convention in Nashville, Tennessee. We were thinking we should take this end of the business on and so, the decision was made and we bought our first drain camera. Since then we have worn out ten or more drain cameras. Our President, Frank Campbell was always able to work without the camera, him being old school and maybe a little stubborn, but the drain cameras have taught us more than we could have learned without it.

The drain camera with accurate location can save customers loads of money. One of the most memorable locations we have ever done was west of Boston for a new customer who was using us for the first time. We located a pipeline 11 feet below the sidewalk, the digger dug the pipeline and the pipe leak problem was solved and we still do that companies work today.

When a clogged drain backs up often, that’s when the drain camera is at its best. We can show how good the integrity of the pipe is.    

Remember it’s inexpensive, fast and

ASAP Drains has a tremendous amount of experience in this field.