Do I need a sewer camera inspection in Las Vegas?
By Nick Rollins & Alexy Rollins, owners of Loyalty Plumbing & Air
Get a sewer camera inspection when drains back up more than once, several fixtures gurgle or drain slowly at the same time, you're buying a home built before the 1990s, or someone has quoted a sewer replacement. The camera shows roots, bellies, cracks, and collapses so the repair matches the real problem.
What the camera shows
A waterproof camera on a push cable travels the line from a cleanout and records the pipe wall in real time. You see root intrusion, offset joints, sagging sections that hold water, grease buildup, and broken pipe, with the location and depth marked from the surface.
Before you buy a home
Standard home inspections usually don't include the sewer lateral. On older valley homes with clay or cast-iron lines, a camera inspection before closing can reveal a repair that changes the negotiation.
Before you approve a big repair
If a line is quoted for replacement, ask to see the footage. Many problems can be solved with hydro jetting or a spot repair instead. We review the video with you and put the options in writing.
Quick questions
How much does a sewer camera inspection cost?
We give you a firm price before the inspection starts.
Can I keep the video?
Ask your technician — we review the footage with you on site so you can see exactly what we found.
Does a camera inspection fix the clog?
No. It diagnoses the line. If there's a blockage, we clear it with cabling or hydro jetting, then confirm with the camera.
Want a real number for your home?
We quote a flat price before any work starts — licensed, insured, NSCB #88349.
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