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Use the search bar at the top of the page to enter your state, city, or zip code. Our directory indexes hundreds of verified sewer inspection providers across all 50 states, so you can compare options by inspection type, reporting depth, and homebuyer readiness.

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A basic sewer camera inspection typically costs between $100 and $300. A full scope inspection with video recording and written report runs $200 to $500. Pre-purchase homebuyer inspections with detailed findings can cost $250 to $600. Prices vary by region, pipe accessibility, and the level of reporting included.

The most common reasons are before buying a home (to avoid surprise repairs), when you notice slow drains or sewage odors, after a tree root intrusion, or as part of regular maintenance on older properties. Homes with cast iron or clay pipes over 30 years old should be inspected at least once every few years.

A thorough report should include recorded video footage of the entire line, written findings documenting any defects or damage, severity ratings for each issue, pipe material and approximate age assessment, defect locations marked by distance from the cleanout, and next-step recommendations with estimated repair costs.

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