In Pipe Camera Inspection

High-Definition imagery allows precision solutions to avoid needless costs.

We fix these problems

Our common solutions

We fix these problems

Snaking and Jetting without camera or low-definition camera causing more damage

Companies that should be helping solve the problem blindly cutting on the pipe and making the situation worse. Another backup is imminent when debris cut free is not properly flushed from the system and problems not identified with low-definition camera or no camera at all.

Avoidable expensive sewer excavations

Just as you thought your backup was going to be fixed the company tells you that the sewer is now collapsed and you're going to have to dig it up at an astronomical cost.

Bottom of the pipe missing or gone

In our experience this is likely not the case and a cheap sales tactic scaring you into costly excavation. Inferior cameras make normal rust deposits and buildup look as if the bottom is gone.

Precision Drain cleaning with high-definition optics to renew pipe efficiency and flow. 

High-definition cameras allow us to safely cut and completely flush the system of debris. No risk of damage with high-definition video recording all cutting and cleaning done. 

High-definition camera inspections Identify problems.

High-definition camera inspection identifying problems with incredible clarity and avoiding costly excavation by providing 100 percent trenchless solutions. Be wary of anyone pushing emergency excavation without a clear picture of what's going on.

high-definition cameras Identify tuberculation, grease and scale deposits.

Our high-definition cameras identify ridges of tuberculation and scale that often give the appearance of a missing bottom of the pipe in inferior cameras. We can then provide precision cleaning methods that can be viewed with our high-definition cameras and provide a fix with no excavation necessary.

Snaking and Jetting without camera or low-definition camera causing more damage

Companies that should be helping solve the problem blindly cutting on the pipe and making the situation worse. Another backup is imminent when debris cut free is not properly flushed from the system and problems not identified with low-definition camera or no camera at all.

Avoidable expensive sewer excavations

Just as you thought your backup was going to be fixed the company tells you that the sewer is now collapsed and you're going to have to dig it up at an astronomical cost.

Bottom of the pipe missing or gone

In our experience this is likely not the case and a cheap sales tactic scaring you into costly excavation. Inferior cameras make normal rust deposits and buildup look as if the bottom is gone.

Precision Drain cleaning with high-definition optics to renew pipe efficiency and flow. 

High-definition cameras allow us to safely cut and completely flush the system of debris. No risk of damage with high-definition video recording all cutting and cleaning done. 

High-definition camera inspections Identify problems.

High-definition camera inspection identifying problems with incredible clarity and avoiding costly excavation by providing 100 percent trenchless solutions. Be wary of anyone pushing emergency excavation without a clear picture of what's going on.

high-definition cameras Identify tuberculation, grease and scale deposits.

Our high-definition cameras identify ridges of tuberculation and scale that often give the appearance of a missing bottom of the pipe in inferior cameras. We can then provide precision cleaning methods that can be viewed with our high-definition cameras and provide a fix with no excavation necessary.

Our Solution

Imagine you're a real estate agent trying to sell a house, but there's a long, dark hallway hidden behind the walls that no one can physically walk through. You need to know its condition before listing the property.

So instead of tearing open the walls, you send in a tiny remote-controlled camera on wheels — just like a virtual tour camera — and it slowly rolls down the hallway broadcasting live footage back to your screen.

The NoVa lining process for In Pipe Camera Inspection

A virtual Walkthrough of the condition of your sewer

1. Initial Visit and estimate booked

  • Notify the homeowner and schedule access to cleanouts or entry points
  • Gather equipment — CCTV crawler camera, push rod
  • Locate the cleanout access points

2.Camera Setup & Entry

  • Open any cleanouts or pull toilet as needed
  • Power on the camera system and confirm the monitor is recording
  • Insert the camera head into the cleanout or access point
  • Log the starting point, date, time, and property address on the recording

3. Conducting the Inspection

  • Slowly push or drive the camera through the line, typically from the house toward the municipal main
  • Observe and record conditions in real time — note footage distance markers
  • Document any findings as you go:

4. Marking & Locating

  • Use a sonde/locator wand above ground to pinpoint the depth and location of any defects
  • Mark problem areas on the ground with spray paint or flags for reference

5. Camera Retrieval

  • Slowly retract the camera, reviewing footage a second time if needed
  • Clean and sanitize the camera head and rod before storing

6. Reporting

  • Review the recording and capture screenshots of notable defects
  • Prepare a written inspection report including:
  • Property info and line size/material
  • Footage distances of each defect
  • Severity rating (observation, maintenance, structural, etc.)
  • Photos or video clips
  • Recommended repairs or follow-up actions
  • Deliver the report and video to the homeowner or client

Testimonial

"The NoVa Lining team was exceptional. They were very professional and went above and beyond to help diagnose a complex situation with my older property's system. NoVa Lining also provides tremendous value in that they are typically lower cost and with their detail oriented process, provide property owners incredible insight into their properties system. I would recommend them be the first call for any sewer needs for both residential and commercial needs."

Google review by Ronald Stehlin, 2024