Sewer & weeping tile
A camera in the line, not a hole in the yard
Inspect residential drain lines and weeping tile systems without digging or disruption—so you know whether the problem is roots, a crack, a belly, or something else before anyone excavates.
Residential work
Laterals, weeping tile, and peace of mind
A camera inspection is a non-destructive way to evaluate underground drainage before you commit to excavation, a renovation, or a purchase. Handy for homeowners, real estate inspections, and pre-reno checks.
Slow drains, backups, and dampness around a foundation all have more than one possible cause. Looking inside the line tells you whether you are dealing with roots, grease, a collapsed section, an offset joint, or a weeping tile system that is not doing its job—and it gives a location and depth so excavation, if it is needed, is a targeted repair instead of a treasure hunt.
What we can detect
- Blockages from tree roots, grease, debris, or collapsed sections
- Cracks, offsets, corrosion, or structural damage
- Precise locations and depths—pinpointing problems before excavation
- Causes of slow drains, backups, or water seepage around foundations
Common residential uses
- Locating and tracing sewer lateral lines from house to main
- Inspecting and mapping weeping tile (foundation drainage) systems
- Diagnosing sources of foundation water infiltration or dampness
- Pre-renovation checks and real estate inspections
Before you dig
Eliminate the guesswork in the pipe
The camera is for when the question is inside the line. If the question is beside the line—other buried utilities you might hit on the way down—ask for a locate on the same visit. We would rather mark both than watch a repair turn into a second strike.
Got a job coming up?
Call the Winnipeg office or send a note. We’ll help you pick the right service—no jargon wall, just a clear next step.