10/16/2026
"Wood" you believe what we found in this sewer line? At roughly 60 feet into this sewer scope inspection, our camera spotted what looks like a big ole' hunk of wood lodged across the pipe, with buildup already collecting around it. An obstruction like this can catch waste and toilet paper, restrict flow, and eventually cause backups.
Even if your drain looks like it's working now, this could become a big surprise down the line.
A sewer scope gives us a camera's-eye view of what's happening underground, revealing concerns you wouldn't normally be able to see during a walk through. This find calls for a plumber to evaluate the obstruction and determine how to remove it, but this is why you should have your home inspector do a sewer scope inspection to find issues in the first place!
Book your sewer scope inspection as a stand-alone or with your home inspection today: https://homecheckig.com/sewer-scope-inspection
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